Author: penwithlit
Freelance writer and radio presenter
William Congreve refined English comedy into a discipline of precision and balance. His dialogue proved that wit could be elegant without dullness and sharp without cruelty. Through controlled syntax and intellectual play, he trained English to argue gracefully, speak economically, and reward attentive listeners with layered meaning and social intelligence.
Death of William Congreve (1670–1729) – The Writer Who Perfected English Wit
Identity, dating, and existentialism.
Blink 53: Who Am I? An Existential Perspective
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Der Process Kafka
Hey all! I’m speaking about a relationship model that is most common associated with heterosexual couples. BUT BUT BUT here’s the real truth… It’s a relationship model for any kind of relationship when there is an imbalance of power. And Hollywood can claim that it wants strong women all it wants EXCEPT it released that […]
An Old Relationship Model is awful with Spoilers
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George Seferis – Collected Poems
II PsychologyThis gentlemanhas his bath every morningin the waters of the Dead Seathen he wears a bitter smilefor the business and the customers. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B096TTS37J
George Seferis – Collected Poems
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Sketching in East London
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