An unknown novelist attempting to grow into a little-known novelist. I offer--free of charge--writing tips, anecdotes, short fiction, and assorted ramblings (with photographs and other random tid-bits thrown in for good measure)
Monday, July 30, 2007
A Moment in Albany
I recently spent a week on business at a hotel in historic downtown Albany. A couple times, I went out for little bits of exploration, finding parks hidden away between buildings, a wonderful historic state capitol, and some lovely brownstones. Herman Melville lived--and, I believe, wrote Moby Dick--very near here.
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You were very close to the Melville home. I've walked by it a few times myself and didn't realize what it was. The neighboring town of Troy was also mentioned by Kurt Vonnegut in one of his stories (as "Ilium").
I really love Moby Dick, by the way. I'll have to read it again sometime.
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