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A note about the Berkshire Blog: Now that I'm using Twitter  (in spite of my noisy early protests) my posts here will be less frequent. But the blog format remains more congenial to a writer and researcher who knows that it is rarely possible to say anything significant in 140 characters. Fortunately, my blog posts automatically turn up on Twitter now (making me far more conscious of the first handful of words I write, which is a good exercise). And WordPress is allowing us to create shared blogs around certain subject areas.  Feel free to add a comment to any post.  I will reply! Comments and questions about China, social networking, and sustainability are especially welcome.  Visit me at Twitter: karenchristenze.

 

 

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17 November 2009

Eliot Letters published at last

I’m over the moon that the second volume of the T S Eliot Letters, which I helped edit over 20 years ago, are published! Here’s the memoir I wrote for The Guardian’s Review section in 2005 about the experience: “Dear Mrs. Eliot….”

And here’s a review of the new volume (which is published in the UK, but not yet in the US)  that makes a good point about the new huge academic publishing venture that has grown up round the Eliot Estate.

Eliot is, beyond question, a hugely important writer and an intriguing man, but the spirit does not leap at the prospect of some 10,000 pages of elaborate politeness.

It seems as though what Mrs Eliot called the PhD industry has taken over.

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