One of the
epigraphs in "Feast Days: Thanksgiving-Christmas" is as follows:
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Gellhorn's
epigraph, though not Russian, has an intriguing literary history.
Moreover,
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After this
epigraph there is a smaller arch, which depicts the figures of Shapour II and his son Shapour III, and above each of these impression the personalities of
epigraph have been introduced in Pahlavi Sassanid script.
The collection opens with an
epigraph from Angel Dominguez depicting a mythic species ofjaguars as "keepers of the cosmos" under the influence of the psychedelic vine Yage.
It sounds like the
epigraph to something much, much bigger than itself.
The line that creates the
epigraph to Defiance is "We are the same people, only further from home" (Defiance, New York: Theatre Communications Group, 2007).
I believe that the
epigraph from Edmund Husserl's Ideas: General Introduction to Pure Phenomenology is one which calls for extended consideration.
Karma Crisis begins with an
epigraph from Stephen Dunn: "The good news is I know who I am; / that's the bad news, too.
The
epigraph, taken from his novel Reruns, in which the protagonist notes that "when Molly left, everything burned" and the final section, when Jack is an old man, disappointed by his failures, living in an isolated shack with a woman he barely knows, amplify his regret.
An
epigraph from Herman Melville turns up early in Holbrooke's remarkable chronicle of his experience in the Balkans
