Tag Archives: Henry Miller

Get Real: What is ‘Reality,’ Really?

Posted on February 24, 2010 by Ron Pavellas

This is a question often discussed among people, especially during their formative years and during some parts of their formal education—or over a libation at one’s favorite watering hole. Great thinkers have propounded their ideas on this subject, some of … Continue reading →

Posted in Essays | Tagged Albert Einstein, Arthur Eddington, Compact Oxford English Dictionary of Current English, Gary Novak, Groucho Marx, Henry Miller, Nine-Headed Dragon River; Zen Journals, Peter Matthiessen, reality, Soen-Roshi | 3 Comments

From Orwell to Miller to Strindberg: A Journey Ending with Beethoven on a Wall

Posted on December 16, 2009 by Ron Pavellas

Someone told me the essays of George Orwell are among the best in this form of writing. So I bought a book containing his major essays, but hadn’t read them with my full attention until recently. The foreword in my … Continue reading →

Posted in Books & Literature | Tagged 1984, Anaïs Nin, August Strindberg, George Orwell, Henry Miller, Jonathon Swift, Ludwig van Beethoven, O. Henry, Spanish Civil War, Strindberg Museum, Wolfgang von Goethe | 15 Comments

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Get Real: What is ‘Reality,’ Really?

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