Flannery O’Connor
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Things I Had to Look Up While Reading This Week (Nabokov, Hawkes, O’Connor)
I should know these, I know. I know. virago (noun) a loud-voiced, ill-tempered, scolding woman. From Nabokov’s Mary. Chapter Two. In a haphazard way she cleaned the rooms herself, but she had never been able to cope with food, so she kept a cook—the terror of the local market, a vast red-haired virago who on Continue reading
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