I, Mary MacLane: A Diary of Human Days
by Mary MacLane
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About This Book
I, Mary MacLane—the follow-up toI Await the Devil’s Coming—available now from Melville House, with a foreword by Emily GouldFifteen years separateI Await the Devil’s Comingand Mary MacLane’s follow-up memoir,I, Mary MacLane(1917). They were years filled with men and affairs, drink and debauchery, war, friendship, and independence in New York and Boston. That independence was cut short by an illness that brought MacLane home to the loathed, provincial Butte, Montana, where once again she took up her pen.InI, Mary MacLane, the national sensation told all, revealing many of the salacious details ...
Chapters (382)(click to expand)
- I, Mary MacLane: A Diary of Human Days
- A crucible of my own making
- Half inevitably, half by choice
- A twisted moral
- Everyday and to-morrow
- A mathematic dead-wall
- My neat blue chair
- A lost person
- A thin damnedness
- A prison of self
- A winding sheet
- The Dover road
- The harp of worn strings
- A strongly-windy Saturday
- A someway separate individual
- Sincerity and despair
- It’s not death
- A human prerogative
- The merciless beauty
- My shoes
- An eerie quality
- A helliad
- Swift go my days
- To express me
- Bastard lacy valentines
- Sweet fine sweatings of blood
- Instinct—a ‘first law’
- Loose twos
- Knitting or plaiting straw
- A life-long lonely word
- Their voices
- My damns
- To God, care of the whistling winds
- A working diaphragm
- Lot’s wife
- My echoing footsteps
- A comfortably vicious person
- In my black dress and my still room
- Their little shoes
- The sleep of the dead
- Stickily mad
- God compensates me
- The strange braveness
- Just beneath my skin
- God’s kindly caprice
- A fascinating creature
- No resonance
- Black-browed Wednesdays
- The conscious analyst
- Eye when I mean tooth
- A wild mare
- The mist
- A white liner
- Beneficent bedlam
- A deathly pathos
- The necklace
- Slyly garbling and cross-purposing
- Not quite voilà-tout
- A damned spider
- To wander and hang and float about
- A thousand kisses
- A fluttering-moth wish
- Twenty inches of ajarness
- A profoundly delicious idea
- A mountebank’s cloak
- A familiar sharp twist
- A dark bright fierce fire
- Late afternoon
- An ancient witch-light
- The gray-purple
- The subdivided cell
- Food and fire
- The edge of mist-and-silver
- A right shape and size
- Ice-water, corrosive acid and human breath
- Rhythm
- A prayer-feeling
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