What Would Harold Bloom Do?
Thought for the Day: Harold Bloom
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posted by John Gallaher @ 11:26 AM
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I see in the NYRB that he doesn't like R. Crumb!
But what I want to know is does his expression change when talking about something he dislikes?
He doesn't like Crumb's women -- Crumb's sense of Yahweh as a character he's ok with. And when he was a kid, Thomas Mann... that's funny, why's there blood on my head? Oh! I must have fallen asleep standing up.
Oddly, he looks like one of Crumb's women a bit, no?
Maybe that explains the expression.
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