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Summer
2004
Til All Hallows' Eve
Volume 3 •
Issue 4
Write Between the
Lines is an exploration and articulation
of the obvious and the obscure. A cavalcade of creation and commentary
designed to amuse and bemuse.
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Contact:
WriteBetweentheLines
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Aesthetic
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“At
the center of aesthetic theory at the turn of the eighteenth
century is the semi-mystical doctrine of the symbol. For Romanticism,
indeed, the symbol becomes the panacea for all problems. Within
it, a whole set of conflicts which were thought to be insoluble
in ordinary life — between subject and object, the universal
and the particular, the sensuous and the conceptual, material
and spiritual, order and spontaneity — could be magically
resolved.”
—Eagleton, Literary Theory |
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Photography
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"Gee,
Your Hair Smells Terrific"
by
Jane
Monahan Garrison
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A
Flock of Seagulls
by
Jane
Monahan Garrison
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Watercolor Collage
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Dark
of the Moon
by
Charlotte
Huntley
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Watercolor
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Thai Wrap
by
Charlotte
Huntley
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