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KITAZAWA BOOKSTORE 北沢書店 on Twitter: "Lafcadio Hearn in Japan YONE NOGUCHI Published by YOKOHAMA, KELLEY & WALSH, 1910 #kitazawabooks #abebooks #booksonjapan https://t.co/okWMTjoCRc https://t.co/mgOgmwh09W" / Twitter

Yone Noguchi arranges a Japanese dinner for Brooklyn writer Helen Bridgman in the days before Japanese restaurants. "You may turn up your nose at the idea of raw fish, but when served after being chilled in ice water, amidst this wonderful little garden of herbs, the green, white and orange all taking effect from the blue of the plate, there is nothing more palatable."

Yone Noguchi's collection of prose poems from 1906, published by Shunyodo in Tokyo.

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Future artist Isamu Noguchi in Los Angeles, probably 1906. From 𝘓𝘦𝘰𝘯𝘪𝘦 𝘎𝘪𝘭𝘮𝘰𝘶𝘳: 𝘞𝘩𝘦𝘯 𝘌𝘢𝘴𝘵 𝘞𝘦𝘥𝘴 𝘞𝘦𝘴𝘵 (Botchan Books, 2013), photograph ©The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum/Artists Rights Society (ARS): “Baby among the sweet peas enjoying the breeze and sunshine” (Léonie’s note).

The Palace Hotel in downtown San Francisco (1895) The Palace Hotel occupied the entire block upon the south west corner of New Montgomery and Market Streets; directly across New Montgomery Street, the gingerbread Grand Hotel was eventually connected to the Palace by a covered bridge between the two buildings' second floors, seen here at the lower left. Palace Hotel San Francisco, San Francisco City, San Francisco California, New Palace, San Francisco Earthquake, Luxury Collection Hotels, American Cities, Covered Bridges, Grand Hotel

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The Palace Hotel in downtown San Francisco (1895) The Palace Hotel occupied the entire block upon the south west corner of New Montgomery and Market Streets; directly across New Montgomery Street, the gingerbread Grand Hotel was eventually connected to the Palace by a covered bridge between the two buildings' second floors, seen here at the lower left.

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Zona Gale (1874-1938), playwright, first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

I wish that my Room had a Floor! I don’t so much care for a Door, But this crawling around Without touching the Ground Is getting to be quite a Bore! From The Lark Almanack, 1899, by Gelett Burgess. Private Website, Literature Books, Old Paintings, Pulp Art, Haiku, Writing Inspiration, Webcomic, Pretty Pictures, Make Me Smile

I wish that my Room had a Floor! I don’t so much care for a Door, But this crawling around Without touching the Ground Is getting to be quite a Bore! From The Lark Almanack, 1899, by Gelett Burgess.

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Isamu Noguchi, New York 1947 -by André Kertész

John Butler's review of the first volume of Yone Noguchi: The Stream of Fate. "Edward Marx has come along to fill the gaps and give us a fascinating and full picture not just of an intriguing man, but of a whole unfamiliar culture of expatriate Japanese in the United States, their lives, their talk, their religion, their friends, just as Yeats wanted to know." Japanese Poem, Japanese Girl, Ts Eliot, American Wives, Joseph Conrad, Sir Paul

John Butler's review of the first volume of Yone Noguchi: The Stream of Fate. "Edward Marx has come along to fill the gaps and give us a fascinating and full picture not just of an intriguing man, but of a whole unfamiliar culture of expatriate Japanese in the United States, their lives, their talk, their religion, their friends, just as Yeats wanted to know."

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'...the drag performance of The American Diary affirms Rita Felski's insight that fin-de-siècle male writers who adopted feminine personae were not generally “in sympathy with the aims of feminism”; their gender play was rather “predicated upon a radical disavowal of and dissociation from the 'natural' body of woman.”' (96) Aesthetic Theory, Aesthetic Experience, Queer Theory, Critical Theory, John Ruskin, Puzzles Gifts, Psychoanalysis, Literary Criticism, Victorian Art

'...the drag performance of The American Diary affirms Rita Felski's insight that fin-de-siècle male writers who adopted feminine personae were not generally “in sympathy with the aims of feminism”; their gender play was rather “predicated upon a radical disavowal of and dissociation from the 'natural' body of woman.”' (96)

From the first number of the The Twilight, text by Yone Noguchi, artwork by Kosen Takahashi, published in San Francisco May 1898. The poem is reprinted in Noguchi's The Summer Cloud (1906): THOU, UNHEARD SONGSTER Thou, unheard songster—star with the silent song through the Vast! O, despair not of to-morrow dawn!—those cold mortals forget thy divine beauty. Morrow, Despair, Number One, Silent, Twilight, Dawn, Divine, San Francisco

From the first number of the The Twilight, text by Yone Noguchi, artwork by Kosen Takahashi, published in San Francisco May 1898. The poem is reprinted in Noguchi's The Summer Cloud (1906): THOU, UNHEARD SONGSTER Thou, unheard songster—star with the silent song through the Vast! O, despair not of to-morrow dawn!—those cold mortals forget thy divine beauty.