intervened with, through an intermediary
she's receiving heavily mediated data
quoted from Conversations With p. 34
she's receiving heavily mediated data
quoted from Conversations With p. 34
an originally French word that means extra (as in a theatrical production); related words "unfiguranted" and "figurantless" mean "without anonymous extras" (where everyone is a protagonist of sorts)
unfiguranted
quoted from IJ. I think DFW coined this word
unfiguranted
quoted from IJ. I think DFW coined this word
an American novelist; one of the first and most important American postmodern writers
listed by DFW as a great fiction writer (by last name only)
listed by DFW as a great fiction writer (by last name only)
an American novelist and short story writer, known for subjective and self-revealing works
listed by DFW as a great fiction writer
listed by DFW as a great fiction writer
a French novelist and playwright; La Comédie Humaine, which presents a panorama of post-Napoleonic French life, is generally viewed as his magnum opus
listed by DFW as a great fiction writer (by last name only)
listed by DFW as a great fiction writer (by last name only)
a French experimental novelist; many of his works deal with absence, loss, and identity, often through word play
listed by DFW as a great fiction writer (by last name only)
listed by DFW as a great fiction writer (by last name only)
a kind of lacy fabric
so that the white stockings' rich violinish curves at the top of the insides of her legs in that white lisle are visible in backlit silhouette
quoted from IJ
so that the white stockings' rich violinish curves at the top of the insides of her legs in that white lisle are visible in backlit silhouette
quoted from IJ
a beveled window, as in a castle
an embrasure of sad windowlight shines through her legs
quoted from IJ
an embrasure of sad windowlight shines through her legs
quoted from IJ
an originally French word that means extra (as in a theatrical production); related words "unfiguranted" and "figurantless" mean "without anonymous extras" (where everyone is a protagonist of sorts)
figurantless crowds
quoted from IJ
figurantless crowds
quoted from IJ
a substance, especially cannabis, smoked to produce a drowsy state (from Arabic)
quoted from IJ
quoted from IJ