In my head, I link the way that Dickens and other epic, serialized nineteenth-century novelists take up a plot line or character and then let it drift offstage for a while, and the way that Tchernichova used to say she’d impress something on a dancer and then rather then hammering home the point insistently, let it percolate into their minds and muscles for a bit.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In my head, I link the way that Dickens and other epic, serialized nineteenth-century novelists take up a plot line or character and then let it drift offstage for a while, and the way that Tchernichova used to say she’d … Continue reading