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- "Mud Violet" (1971/1973)
smallness, boredom, apathy, unimaginativeness, indifference, and negation of the duty (interviews; Aurelia Better to have never been born.
- Empson and The Reefs of Earth
Stutgard got paid for not growing cotton on land that never saw cotton, and for corn where corn was a
- Loup Garou (1960) and "Three Shadows of the Wolf" (1974/1975)
There can no more be a superstitious Frenchman than there can be dry water or green horses. with certainty: “There can no more be a superstitious Frenchman than there can be dry water or green horses
- "The Doggone Highly Scientific Door" (1974/1984)
park’s new, highly scientific doors open for everyone else, from children and adults to trucks and horses
- The Bloodsmell
"And they threw her down, and the wall was sprinkled with her blood, and the horses trod upon her." 2
- 04 East of Laughter, Chapter 1, "Are We Dreaming"
In Chapter 1, the microfictions would include the computerized fish set piece, the hunting-horn computer determine whether one is dreaming or not,” HilaryArdri said to his wife Jane Chantal Ardri at breakfast one morning In Chapter Four, “Morning at Sora,” we discover that the characters are, in some way, even aware of their
- "Rainy Day in Halicarnassus" (1978/1988)
This King in every case is born for only one reason, to die an expiatory death. Halicarnassus is associated with someone very important: Herodotus, the father of history, who was born
- "Days of Grass, Days of Straw" (1972/1973)
There came a roaring like horses in the sky. the violent consequences of the mountain directly into the breakfast club: There came a roaring like horses Buffalo’s death by buffalo in battle, which the story presents as more heroic than his later being torn
- 3A02: Sweeny and Scriabin
If he had been born with such a deformity, he might have learned to live with it; but to have it come
- The Visible Church and The Fall of Rome
Chesterton, The Ballad of the White Horse, Book I But we have divine sanction and assurance that the Lafferty, as someone who makes it part of his artistic project to understand why the world he was born
- “The End of Outward” (1979/1983)
frugal: dialogue followed by speechifying, two locations, with an in-between arrival and withdrawal of horse-drawn Most of the scientists climb into what are horse-drawn buggies and carriages and ride away, full of “
- Just How Old Is Dotty?
Since she was born on October 15, 1933, this reading places the ending shortly after her twenty-first











