A cultural "omniblog" covering matters literary as well as theatrical, musical, historical, cinematic(al), etc.
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Quote of the Day (Zach Braff, on the Stage as a Place He Belonged)
“I was a melancholic child. Worried, anxious. I never felt as if I
belonged anywhere, as if I were a foreign exchange student living among the
other kids, who seemed predestined to love sports. Add to that alienation the
fact that my parents were going through a divorce, and I was truly treading water.
But in that junior high school auditorium, I felt like I’d discovered a secret
I didn’t even know was being whispered. There was a place where I might belong:
It was the Theater, and I was sold.” —Zach Braff, “An Invisible Boy Keeps His Promise,” The New York Times, March
23, 2014
I'm a librarian (no, NOT a "cybrarian" or "information scientist" or any of the other trendy terms the profession has come up with), as well as a freelance writer/researcher; my political leanings are contrarian, much to the dismay of friends on the left and right, and so I will give anyone looking for my vote exactly what they deserve -- the back of my hand
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