Lemurian Congress

Sunday, September 11, 2011

"Mortgage Cat"

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We arrive at our house and we celebrate: it is our own piece of land and sky. We are worried about debt but we remain hopeful, my wife more ...
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Saturday, September 10, 2011

Three Young Men Address the Complexities of Power Over Lunch

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ALAN: You should've seen that hippie guy last night at Phil's! BRAD: What a pussy! ALAN: He was all "Wah, wah, wah," w...

"The Dancehall"

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After Lou paid off his debts he went to the cheaper bars, the ones without pretty girls. He got into a drunken fight over a game of pool but...
Monday, September 05, 2011

"The Pick-Up"

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I didn't see anything interesting in the stores and I didn't have any money. When I talked to the boy at the shoe store he kept rear...

Keyboard Expressiveness

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I enjoyed this "Brooklyn Organ Synth Orchestra" clip of "Tubular Bells" so much that I eventually bought the song. Have ...
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Sunday, August 21, 2011

Cooverthon: "Ghost Town"

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Robert Coover had dabbled with "trapped in a genre" stories before, but "Ghost Town" (1998) was the first time he exten...

Adventures in Collingwood (Saturday August 20, 2011)

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This journey would have taken days in a wagon or on a horse, but we spend two hours in our car, heading north along the escarpment. We driv...
Thursday, August 18, 2011

Cooverthon: "Briar Rose"

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If "Briar Rose" (1996) appeared in a collection of short stories, I would probably appreciate it more. There is something about a...
Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Cooverthon: "John's Wife"

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Robert Coover's novels tend to come in one of two formats: either they're teeny-tiny books with huge text and wide margins (glorifi...
Monday, August 08, 2011

Come Out of That Kelly Pool!

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Okay, these Womrath's advertisements are lots of fun. From November 29, 1930, this one tells us that reading books is WAY more enjoyable...
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