I wonder whether sites such as this will shift the scholarly paradigms for humanities research from individual to group endeavors. Hypertext Lolita attracts most of the attention but Pale Fire speaks to a different audience with increasing authority. For those interested in hypertext, Pale Fire ranks as one of the first. The hypertext way of experiencing and describing events in art isn't that new. This Sinyavin migrated from Saratov to Seattle and begot a son who eventually changed his name to Blue and married Stella Lazurchik, an Americanized Kashube.
Cocktails are back in fashion but the martini is out of luck.
He ain't a-kiddin, either. One of the bar's standout cocktails is the Mars Bar martini, a syrupy swirl of dark chocolate liqueur, white chocolate liqueur, amaretto and Frangelico, served in a glass whose rim has been dusted in chocolate flecks from frozen Hershey bars that have been run through a blender. Mr. Donohoe and his allies have already lost the gin battle. Most people drink vodka martinis. And even the most strict-constructionist martini drinker has to concede that some of the rococo martinis are rather clever, like the Pixie Stick martini, a combination of pineapple vodka, sour cherry syrup, fresh lime and lemon juice.