smulloni

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   by smulloni 2y ago

   What else happened?
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   by smulloni 3y ago

   The best treatment of this historical topic in print is Dawn Raffel's The Strange Case of Dr. Couney: https://www.dawnraffel.com/drcouney Dr. Couney also features in Raffel's fictional Boundless as the Sky: https
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   by smulloni 3y ago

   I've never been persuaded by Rosen's account of that repeat. Most accomplished pianists are plenty bright and have read their Rosen, but don't necessarily agree with everything he has to say. (His preference for the early Sch
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   by smulloni 4y ago

   I've formatted ~100 non-scientific books with LaTeX, including poetry and experimental/avant-garde fiction that makes considerable layout demands. I have yet to run into a problem that could not be solved. It isn't always the
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   by smulloni 4y ago

   It is indeed in The Tao Is Silent — Raymond's first popular book and one of his best. There's a recent reading of the dialogue on YouTube by Curt Jaimungal, on the "Theory of Everything" channel: https://youtu
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   by smulloni 4y ago

   Especially since it would truly be an "RSS" feed.
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   by smulloni 7y ago

   There exist at least these two books made of rejection letters: https://www.barrelhousemag.com/shopone/thanks-and-sorry-and-... and this one, in which the book is constituted by letters rejecting the book itself: http