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Erica Jong's "Fear of Dying"
Fear of Dying: A Novel There are many kinds of writers: Writers of fiction, the memoir, science, technology, recipes. There are also some writers who merge two or more of the categories. I am a recipe writer merging science, technology, and the memoir. But I am relatively safe from criticism because I make sure that my recipes work and that my scientific theories are substantiated. I've been lucky so far to have avoided most negative criticism but that which has been leveled my way still hurts. This makes me aware that there is no writer more vulnerable than the writer of a memoir or even one who rides the cusp of fact and fiction because her or his essence becomes available to the often non-gentle judgmental world at large. Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin once said: "Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you what you are." If you are what you eat, then a writer is what she or he writes. I once heard the following quote, comparing the biography to the autobiography: If you want to know about the person, read the biography. If you want to know the person, read the autobiography. Although I know for a fact that Erica Jong's newest book Fear of Dying is part fiction, I was deeply moved by how she not only faces her fear, but is fearless in her wi
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Erika L. Sánchez
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Erika and the King
On that fateful Monday in November 1950, the 8th King of Nepal and his immediate family sought asylum at the India Embassy. Soldiers immediately surrounded the area.
Supplies (foods etc) to the embassy cut off. Failed in their attempt to get Crown Prince Mahendra to take residence back in the Narayanhiti Palace; by the next day Rana's regime dethroned King Tribhuvan and installed the Crown Prince's second son, the 3 years old Prince Gyanendra***(who deliberately left behind) as the new King. On 10 November, under the diplomatic protection of Indian officials, the Royal Family flown to New Delhi; welcomed by Jawaharlal Nehru, the Prime Minister of India on arrival.
*** Reigned twice. 1st reign Nov 1950 - Feb 1951. 2nd reign, as the last King of Nepal 2001-2008.
The aftermath of this asylum and exile triggered the Nepalese Revolution 1951. A chai