Bernard Boyce Bennington & the American Dream
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That’s why God invented bars.Yet even God has Her ‘off days’. How else to account for the loss of places like the Cedar Tavern and Lion’s Head, hangouts for earlier generations of bohemian New Yorkers? How else to account for the loss of Bohemia itself (but that’s another story)?And that’s why Pete Crowther invented ‘The Land at the End of the Working Day’.“…a small way station situated at Civilization’s End, a final resting place before plunging off into who knows what, the huge sea of uncertai...nty that stretches, sweeping across time zones, to infinity in any direction,” Crowther’s imaginary bar is less a place where everybody knows your name, than one where everyone intuits your soul. From bartender Jack Fedogan to Edgar Nornhoevan, both of them members of the Greek chorus of regulars who preside over “Bernard Boyce Bennington and the American Dream,” the inhabitants of Crowther’s two-story walk-down on the corner of Twenty-Third and Fifth recognize their spiritual brethren as soon as they walk in the door.Or maybe that door only opens to those who’ve already partaken of a Mystery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That’s why God invented bars.Yet even God has Her ‘off days’. How else to account for the loss of places like the Cedar Tavern and Lion’s Head, hangouts for earlier generations of bohemian New Yorkers? How else to account for the loss of Bohemia itself (but that’s another story)?And that’s why Pete Crowther invented ‘The Land at the End of the Working Day’.“…a small way station situated at Civilization’s End, a final resting place before plunging off into who knows what, the huge sea of uncertai...nty that stretches, sweeping across time zones, to infinity in any direction,” Crowther’s imaginary bar is less a place where everybody knows your name, than one where everyone intuits your soul. From bartender Jack Fedogan to Edgar Nornhoevan, both of them members of the Greek chorus of regulars who preside over “Bernard Boyce Bennington and the American Dream,” the inhabitants of Crowther’s two-story walk-down on the corner of Twenty-Third and Fifth recognize their spiritual brethren as soon as they walk in the door.Or maybe that door only opens to those who’ve already partaken of a Mystery.
What to read after Bernard Boyce Bennington & the American Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Crowther to read onlineMoreLess
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