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  • "Puddle on the Floor" (1976)

    require decoding because he is so learned, and some stories are built to be solved: they are densely referential

  • 02 Misc Laff: The Dual Novel

    The day-of-week detail is enough to survive cross-referencing, and when you set it against the sister

  • Consensus Reality III

    Think of a spreadsheet whose every cell is a formula referencing A1: the sheet's contents are fully determined

  • 10 Misc Laff: Goethe's "Erlkönig"

    I prefer it to Scott's "Or else, silly child, I will drag thee away,” Scott’s version of Goethe’s “And

  • “The Forty-Seventh Island” (1977/1980)

    Even unknowingly, this caricature reveres Freud, Darwin, Marx, Situation Ethics, and Rolling Stone , What binds them is not reason but reverence. There’s no coherence, only curation.

  • Martin Heidegger and Past Master

    relation between technology and nature , largely decoupled from the Thomistic tradition in which I prefer

  • "The Man With the Aura" (1961/1974)

    A duck will even come to the artificial call in preference to the real, if the artificial is made with a collective “we,” observing Thomas Castlereagh’s “august hands,” gives us a society conditioned to prefer

  • “Calamities of the Last Pauper” (1982)

    elementals, principalities, specially-impressed mortals, and God himself) would automatically have preference I would have preferred fire to ice. Current notes:

  • The Bloodsmell

    Many readers would prefer to do the same.

  • "Hog-Belly Honey" (1961/1965)

    Joe names it the Hog-Belly Honey, while Maurice prefers a Greek name, the Pantophag. m sure it is because what others delight in—the fun with language—gets in the way of the Lafferty I prefer

  • "Chombo" (1958)

    "I don’t believe I’ll fight in the states any more," Chombo says, preferring to "stay down here in the

  • "Hound Dog's Ear" (1973/1991)

    I prefer the revision not only because it is the stronger story, but also because it more elegantly fits

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