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Mark and Livy : the love story of Mark Twain and the woman who almost tamed him by Resa Willis ( Book )
17 editions published between 1992 and 2004 in English and held by 1,454 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Mark Twain is America's best-known and perhaps most popular writer. But until now little has been known about the love of his life--Olivia Langdon Clemens, his adored "Livy". In Mark and Livy, Resa Willis has redressed this oversight, presenting us with the fullest insights and details of four decades of courtship and marriage, showing us a famous writer at home and at work, and the splendid woman who was his consistent critic and companion, editor and muse, trusted advisor and beloved wife. The daughter of a prominent, wealthy, and broad-minded family--they were founding members of the local Congregational Church, abolitionists, and helpers on the underground railroad--in upstate New York, Olivia Langdon was just twenty-two when she and Samuel Clemens first met at Christmastime in 1867. (In his autobiography, he would later claim that he had seen her before--in a photograph owned by her brother, whom Clemens had befriended on his trip to the Holy Land--and fallen in love at first sight.) A lifelong diarist, reader, and commentator on her own readings, Livy at first resisted his courtship, but soon she relented, providing Clemens with the "sivilizing" influence that he craved, even as he thought himself unworthy, and that made life possible for him as he composed the books that made his fortune and reputation. As an adolescent Livy had suffered from a mysterious paralysis, all too common to her times and class, and while never completely robust thereafter, she brought a remarkable concentration of energy and strength, sensitivity and love to her many-sided life as a proper Victorian wife, proving herself to be, as Professor Willis makes abundantly clear, the vital center of the Clemens family. Whether amidst the dazzle of their cosmopolitan social world or the private and protected life of home--in Buffalo, Elmira, Hartford, New York, or the various flats and villas of their shared life abroad--there was Livy, blue-penciling her husband's manuscripts, overseeing the music lessons of one daughter, the illnesses of another, befriending, soothing, and charming all who met her. (On her death, William Dean Howells said, "She hallowed what she touched, far beyond priests."). A story of heady successes and heartbreaking tragedies, Mark and Livy is a story that needed to be told, and in Resa Willis it has found the perfect writer--vigorous, sympathetic, humorous, and clear-sighted. Drawing extensively on Livy's own diaries, letters, and commonplace books, her portrait is suffused with Livy's true voice and emotional depth--it is a triumph of the biographer's art
FDR and Lucy : lovers and friends by Resa Willis ( Book )
13 editions published between 2004 and 2014 in English and held by 635 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"FDR and Lucy is the first published account of the love affair between Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Lucy Mercer Rutherford, his wife's secretary." "While the rest of America seemed to know about Franklin's infidelity, Eleanor declined to acknowledge the situation for four years until, in 1918, the truth became impossible to deny. Unable to divorce, FDR and Eleanor began a political marriage that would only fuel the first lady's groundbreaking activism. One part historical account and one part love story, FDR and Lucy is a biography of an affair, revealing a man in need of comfort and respite from the cares of the presidency and the critical eye of both wife and mother."--BOOK JACKET
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A few things that have resonated with me in a big way lately, that I thought I'd share with you.
I'm in the middle of the first draft of a new book. I've been saying I'm only just starting it for so long now—almost a year, really, until this month I gained some serious momentum—that I hadn't realized until this week that I'd crossed over into the middle.
I know not just because of word count. It's in the way I can't step away from it, even on days when writing's the most difficult thing I do (note: this is most days). It's in the way bits of dialogue come to me as I'm brushing my teeth or shredding junk mail, and that one line opens up a new scene. When my curiosity in how a story will take shape becomes a faith that it's already become something and now I just have to write it (small detail, yes?) I begin to feel safe. Not safe in a comfortable, predictable way. Safe in that I know I can trust this.
A few days ago on Instagram, my friend Julia Munroe Martin shared a quote from Zadie Smith about this part of the process. She and I are usually on similar wavelengths, so I wasn't surprised by how much I could relate:
The story woke me early and it reminded me what I read that Zadie Smith said about this stage of the writing process, it's where I'm living right now: "…you stop being part of your household and your family and your partner and children and food shopping and dog feeding and reading the post — I mean when there is nothing in the world except your book, and even as your wife tells you she's sleeping with your brother her face is a gigantic semicolon, her arms are parentheses and you are wondering whether rummage is a better verb than rifle. The middle of a novel is a state of mind."
A few days after that, I was texting my sister. I meant to type, That's close to where I live. But auto-correct changed this to That's close to where I love. I thought about this and tweeted:
So often autocorrect changes "live" to "love" & this still makes sense to me. — Natalia Sylvester (@NataliaSylv) November 10, 2014
To which my friend, Andrea Beltran, responded:
@NataliaSylv made me think of this poem by Jamaal May. Scroll down to read "Macrophobia: Fear of Waiting" http://t.co/hgSdyhCD0u
— Andrea Beltran (@Drebelle) November 10, 2014
And so I read this poem and watched the poet, Jamaal May, perform it, and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it since.
So that's where I'm at right now, loving/living in the writing.
There's this joke among Spanish-speaking women. I remember my mom laughing as she said it when I was young, in that "it's-funny-but-what-it-really-is-is-ridiculous" kind of way.
She'd say, "Stand in a room full of 99 women and we say nosotras. But in walks one man and it's nosotros."
Because in Spanish, the pronouns are either masculine or feminine. And the masculine, by the presence of even one male, is the default.
I used to not think of it much, or I'd laugh it off in the same way my mom used to. But recently, I actually experienced it. I attended a meeting of what must've been at least 40 Latina women gathered in a room, and one man. And throughout the presentation, when a speaker referred to the group as "todas" (everyone: feminine) this person would laugh and correct herself to say "todos" (everyone: masculine) and gesture with a wave of the arm to the one man in the room, as if to say, don't worry, I haven't forgotten you.
And I remember thinking how nice it must be to experience such consideration. To be worthy of acknowledgment in a crowded room full of dozens of accomplished human beings simply because of your presence and gender. To be the default and the universal. To be not just included, but to have your inclusion change the dynamics of how everyone refers to themselves.
I remember thinking it wasn't funny. I remember feeling sad as I already heard people telling me, they're just words. It's just a joke. Don't be so sensitive.
It's not just in Spanish. Privilege has its own language and it spans cultures and tongues. Even the word causes outrage because no likes to be told they're privileged, even though we all are, in ways that would surprise us, in ways that we may be blind to but which are glaring to those on the other side of it. Before any of us get defensive, consider that you are reading this on a computer or a mobile device, with access to the internet, which is already more than a huge portion of the human race can count on.
It is all relative, and when things are relative it means we need to step outside of our own perspective to truly understand what's in front of us.
Nosotras, nosotros. All of us: feminine, all of us: masculine.
All of us: all of us.
Words have power. I wouldn't be writing, and you wouldn't be commenting, FBing, tweeting, communicating with them if they didn't. We say things and the words we choose speak for us, for our culture and our time. To whoever might say I'm being too sensitive, I'd argue we're not being sensitive enough. How sad that we take for granted the impact of something as powerful as words.
A quick post as I slowly ease back into what I hope is a more regular blogging routine.
As I dive back into my next WIP, I keep drawing from the most unexpected places.
Yesterday, I was reading an article that contained an infographic recounting a text conversation between several parties.
A few days before, I was talking to a group of writers about how the cutting boards in my father's kitchen had caused me to reflect on how signs of our past relationships linger.
Last night, as I brushed my teeth before bed, I had an epiphany about whose point of view parts of the story should be told from.
Of course the work happens on the page, but in moments like these, writing reminds me of dreams. The way they're random, the way they pluck images and people from the oddest depths of our memories, from thoughts we never paid much attention to. The way we can never predict where they'll take us.
I finished brushing my teeth, so elated that I ran out to the living room and told my husband who this new narrator is. And then, cheesy as it sounds, I did a happy dance and said, "Storytelling is magical."
I know what it looks like.
The book came out and then I disappeared for a month.And even now, I'm just popping my head in for a moment, because I know that even if I try to sum up how incredible these last few weeks have been, words will always fall short.
But I turned 30 yesterday and I've been thinking a lot about wishes. Such tiny longings we whisper only within ourselves. We treasure them so much we don't even say them out loud. And only when they do finally come true might someone tell us, I wished that for you, years and years ago.
This year I found out someone gave their wishes of the past several years to me. I won't say who or what (I kind of want to keep that my own). But it was magical, and so deeply touching, I wanted to write it down and share it and tell you that I wish the same for you.
When I got the first, final copies of CHASING THE SUN in the mail a couple of weeks ago, I didn't share more than a picture of me holding the book, close to my chest.
It was selfish of me, but I wanted that one moment to be mine, so I kept it secret for a few days before posting it on Facebook, Twitter…the usual places. Writing a book is intimate. It's mornings when the rest of the house is still asleep, minutes we try to steal from each day for a quick hundred or thousand words.
But today is different, and the fact that reading, too, is intimate is not lost on me. It's those few minutes before bed, all to yourself with a story. A quick lunch break, an hour or two by the pool on the weekend, spent with the characters (and by extension, the writer).
Today, the book is out there, out of my hands (and arms) and in the homes of others. Thank you for welcoming it, for spending precious time with it, for turning this into an experience I can share with you.
Chasing the Sun is now available everywhere books are sold: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, your local indie. You can also order a signed, personalized copy from my local bookshop and they'll ship it to you for just $0.99.
I'm still in awe that this day has finally come. Thank you for being part of the journey with me.

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The decision to not prosecute David Flight, 52, happened just two weeks before he was to go on trial in Rockingham County Superior Court on charges of receiving stolen property and theft by unauthorized taking.
Flight was accused of stealing a Remington 30-06 that was seized on Dec. 6, 1992, from a home of a man believed to be a felon.
The information gleaned from an initial investigation that began last January did not give the full picture of how Flight - a former prosecutor and evidence officer for the department - came to ultimately have the gun, prosecutors said on Tuesday.
"New credible, evidence regarding the circumstances under which Flight took possession of the weapon has been found," Assistant Attorney General Ben Agati said. "These circumstances and this new evidence will make it difficult for us to go forward and prove the case."
Agati said he could not release any information about the new evidence or information that came to light since Flight's indictment by a grand jury in September.
A state prosecutor came to the Brentwood courthouse on Tuesday around noon to officially dismiss the charges.
Flight's attorney, Eric Wilson, said he appreciated that the Attorney General's Office was willing to further investigate the case which led to the dismissal.
"David has maintained that he did nothing wrong," Wilson said. "Our position is that these charges should not have been brought."
Wilson declined to get into specifics about the new information that led to the dismissal.
"Dave is now working on getting his reputation back," he said.
Flight was a 21-year veteran of the Auburn Police Department when he retired in 2010 in the wake of a town audit that rendered inconclusive results on missing inventory from the department's evidence room.
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My family of four would like to find the perfect combination of these four things:
1. delicious burgers for the wife
2. thick, flavorful (real) milkshakes for the wife and kids
3. good, hand-made veggie burger for me
4. crispy (not soggy) fries
So far, we haven't been able to find a single place in Seattle where we can get all three. The Red Mill veggie burger is an afterthought. Zippy's is OK, but the shakes and fries are lacking...
Truth be told, I would settle for good fish 'n chips in place of the veggie burger, if we could combine that in one place with the other factors.
I'm dreaming that there's a little neighborhood joint somewhere that does all these things and has managed to fly under our radar...
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I also like The Counter. I haven't tried the shakes but they have a really good burger and you can customize it however you like. They are served medium so it will be pretty pink if you don't specify doneness. They also make their own veggie burgers in 1/3 pound, 2/3 pound or 1 pound size. Fries are the thinner crispier type and the onion strings are really good. They also have chicken or turkey burgers.
You might give the Lunchbox Lab a try. I've not had the veggie burger, but I think that it would fit the bill on the other 3 fronts.
Disclaimer: There seems to be a love it/hate it relationship with it on this board. They are not cheap, but the ingredients are very good. I'm definitely on the love it side of the equation.
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I've had their veggie burger and it is awful.....greasy & heavy-textured and what a belly ache I had after eating it. Their fried potatoes are pretty ordinary......just commonplace pre-frozen spuds.
Not sure if Woodinville is an option for you, but I love Teddy's Bigger Burgers. The burgers are great as well as the milkshakes. I can't vouch for the veggie burgers but you can read some of the reviews on Yelp. I keep meaning to try the fish and chips (made with flounder) but I always end up getting a burger and onion rings.
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Great suggestions so far. I'd suggest Blue Moon Burgers in Fremont or South Lake Union. Their burgers are pretty good and I know my wife loves the Southwest veggie burger. They also have really good crispy waffle fries and it's all pretty cheap.
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Blue Moon, IMO, is mediocre at best. The burger was overcooked, possibly made from frozen. The fries are not waffle fries as advertised, but crinkle cut, and they were very poorly cooked, a true waste of caloric content. This place is inferior to By's or Kidd Valley. I'd almost rather have Jack in the Box. Actually, I would.
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The place you seek is the Lunchbox Laboratory at 15th Ave and 73rd St., Ballard. They Rock..
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I actually think that Red Mill makes one of the best veggie burgers so my opinion might not mesh with yours. I will add to what others have said though. I also really like Teddy's in Woodinville and they have a fried fish burger option too. Blue Moon Burger's veggie burgers are not home made as they use the Garden Burger patties. They do offer the option of getting a salmon burger though. Burgermaster might work for you. Maybe. Good luck.
I really like the burgers at Collin's Pub, down in Pioneer Square. They're a little on the salty side, but other than that... very delicious.
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I love Lunchbox Lab for their burgers and milkshakes - but I agree the fries are just OK. I have never had a veggie burger there, but my friend really likes their bean burger. I'm not sure if it was a special of the day or on the regular menu. The burgers are unreal: best toppings and amazing meat. I recommend the dork burger: a hybrid duck & pork patty. I love the fries at the Mecca, btw.
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The Burgermaster has a good milkshake. They also serve up a good grilled cheese sandwich.
zippy giant burgers in west seattle has the best burgers by far ive tried pretty much every single burger in the city. also spring hill has a killer burger but its a bit pricey.
it's in Issaquah ~ Rock n Roll Burger. hand dipped malts and shakes ($4.49). 1/3 pound burgers, they've got fish n chips~ cod or halibut, also shrimp, clam and calimari)! they use romaine. for a buck more, you get sweet potato fries. i had the Love Me Tender Burger ~onion ring, hickory BBQ sauce and cheddar cheese GREAT BUN!! ($5.79) . kids menu too (3.99 includes fries & drink)


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One other issue I have with it is the constant assault on 'rational thinking' as if trying to learn and understand the world was a horrible and evil thing. I get that some of it might have been the whole spiritual beliefs of the time, etc. It just feels jarring to be told to ignore any form of rational thought and how it's arrogant to try to understand things. (though that might have come through more in the unabridged version which is the only copy I own)
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Am I the only one that finds it a bit funny that Larry doomed everyone by being a decent person. From a certain perspective, if he had slept with Nadine and at that point admittedly been an asshole, Nadine wouldn't have gone to Harold. Harold, who, was having a beginning epiphany about how he was valued and feeling something good. Harolds growth seemed to have been halted when Nadine arrived with knowledge from Flagg about how to manipulate him. This led to the bombing, etc. Just saying, I find it odd that Larry doing a good thing led to such horrible results.
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Holmes emailed an application to join the Lead Valley Range in Byers on June 25 in which he said he was not a user of illegal drugs or a convicted felon, said owner Glenn Rotkovich. When Rotkovich called to invite him to a mandatory orientation the following week, Rotkovich said he heard a message on Holmes' voicemail that was "bizarre — guttural, freakish at best."
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During the attack early Friday, Holmes allegedly set off gas canisters and used a semiautomatic rifle, a shotgun and a pistol to open fire on theater-goers, Oates said. Holmes had bought the weapons at local gun stores in the past two months. He recently bought 6,000 rounds of ammunition over the Internet, the chief said.
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What promises to be a cross-cultural riff on The Office turns out to be just that, plus something a little more astute: an appreciation for the other side of the outsourcing phenomenon.
The script for Outsourced shows enough awareness of Indian culture to arouse suspicions the writing was outsourced. The fact is Seattle director and co-writer John Jeffcoat spent a semester as a film student in Nepal; hence the South Asian perspective on American behaviour abroad.
Todd Anderson (New York actor Josh Hamilton) is jolted to find himself in a scenario by now familiar to many North Americans. His job as fulfilment supervisor at Western Novelty ("selling kitsch to rednecks") and his entire department is about to be shifted to a call centre in India.
Arriving in a town not far from Mumbai, Todd meets the man he's been sent to train as his replacement, Puro (Asif Basra), who calls him Toad, a name that will stick. Todd is a typically insensitive North American – shocked by the appearance of a cow inside the workplace, desperate to find a cheeseburger, convinced of American cultural superiority – until the beautiful, supremely accomplished Asha (Ayesha Dharker) makes a modest suggestion: "Perhaps you need to learn about India."
Another displaced American customer service manager puts it another way. "Once I gave in to India I did much better," he tells Todd.
Todd gets his symbolic baptism on a festival day when he's doused in coloured paints and wades into the river to submerge himself. He comes out more enlightened about how to do business in India and wins Asha's affections.
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Captain Underpants (Dav Pilkey) @ the Inspire Toronto International Book Fair
Today I spent a terrific day with Erin and Brendan at the Inspire Toronto International Book Fair. Brendan was very excited to start our day with a presentation by Dav Pilkey about his Captain Underpants series. 444 more words
The Hallo-wiener by Dav Pilkey
Poor Oscar. Not only does he get teased by his friends in obedience school for his shape and size — "Wiener Dog!" — but his mom makes him the most embarrassing Halloween costume a sausage dog can wear: a hotdog bun. 113 more words
Kat Kong
Kat Kong
Dav Pilkey
Harcourt Brace & Company, 1993
The story of King Kong retold – better! Instead of an ape, Kong is a CAT! And the people are mice. 166 more words
The Adentures of Captain Underpants by Dav Pilkey
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George and Harold have created the greatest superhero in the history of their elementary school – and now they`re going to bring him to life! Meet Captain Underpants!