The author of this essay is apprehensive of a framed verse beginning "God bless the corners of this house" because it is the kind of ironic detail that would be mentioned in the news if a violent crime ever took place in the house.
The author of this essay is apprehensive of a framed verse beginning "God bless the corners of this house" because it is the kind of ironic detail that would be mentioned in the news if a violent crime ever took place in the house. This essay includes an excerpt from a psychiatric report about an attack of vertigo and nausea suffered by the author. The author of this essay recalls sitting on the floor in a recording studio while three members of The (*) Doors are waiting for Jim Morrison to arrive. This essay chronicles Huey Newton's arrest for the murder of John Frey, and its author interviews Linda Kasabian, one of the key witnesses in the Tate-LaBianca murder trial. A volume collecting the nonfiction of this essay's author gets its title from its opening line, "We tell ourselves stories in order to live." For 10 points, name this Joan Didion essay named for a Beatles album.
The author of this essay is apprehensive of a framed verse beginning "God bless the corners of this house" because it is the kind of ironic detail that would be mentioned in the news if a violent crime ever took place in the house.
“The {White Album}”