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Jeremy Wayne Tate

Jeremy Wayne Tate

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  • Thread by @JeremyTate41 on Thread Reader App

    By Jeremy Wayne Tate| threadreaderapp.com@ 3. This is the simple green pine desk at which Henry David Thoreau wrote his influential work, Walden, while living in a small house he built himself at Walden Pond on land owned by his friend Ralph Waldo Emerson. 4. This stunning desk was built for Louis Bonaparte (Napoleon's brother) in the early 1800s 5. Ernest Hemingway’s desk in Key West still has the typewriter he used to write some of his best-known works. 7. Jane Austen's writing desk at her family home in Hampshire, England 8.

    By Jeremy Wayne Tate · threadreaderapp.com

    Mar. 22, 2025

  • Thread by @JeremyTate41 on Thread Reader App

    By Jeremy Wayne Tate| threadreaderapp.com@ 2. Feeling down? Imagine being the editor who found this James Joyce-revised manuscript waiting in the mailbox. 4. Ernest Hemingway's reading list for a young writer 5. War and Peace handwritten by Leo Tolstoy 9. Friedrich Nietzsche announces the title of his new book (Thus Spoke Zarathustra) in a letter to Heinrich Köselitz. 10. F. Scott Fitzgerald conjugates "to Cocktail," the Ultimate Jazz-Age Verb, in a 1928 letter to Blanche Knopf. 11.

    By Jeremy Wayne Tate · threadreaderapp.com

    Dec. 28, 2024

  • Thread by @JeremyTate41 on Thread Reader App

    By Jeremy Wayne Tate| threadreaderapp.com@ 3. This is the simple green pine desk at which Henry David Thoreau wrote his influential work, Walden, while living in a small house he built himself at Walden Pond on land owned by his friend Ralph Waldo Emerson. 4. This stunning desk was built for Louis Bonaparte (Napoleon's brother) in the early 1800s 5. Ernest Hemingway’s desk in Key West still has the typewriter he used to write some of his best-known works. 7. Jane Austen's writing desk at her family home in Hampshire, England 8.

    By Jeremy Wayne Tate · threadreaderapp.com

    Mar. 22, 2025

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