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- The Real Ships of Klepsis
they are built from magnesium lattices and are explicitly described as bottle-nosed, a bit like the hornets
- Lafferty's Planets: An Axiological Orrery
, Pirate-Emirate Asteroids, Hound Dog Hulk, Beggars' Choice, Delphinia, Dobson's World, Geloiopeia, Horner's
- "Hound Dog's Ear" (1973/1991)
story starts with ten fireballs landing on the surface of the planet Tír Tairngiri, while Roadstrum’s Hornet
- Babylon Thoughts and Teleological Doppelgängers
There were Gates of the various instrumentalists: Hornmen and Drummers had special Gates to represent
- "Pleasures and Palaces" (1974/1983)
When the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy? Each friend is a brilliant, specialized person of Swing’s own making: Belinda Greenglow, Victor Hornspoon “There are some jokes that not everyone can tell, but find one that Victor Hornspoon couldn't!” Dining with Victor Hornspoon on the impossibly tough falsoa-ma-malie, which they both tear apart with This requires a multi-day journey through swamps and thorn barriers.
- "Junkyard Thoughts" (1983/1986)
I always take off his old hornrims with regret.
- "Thus We Frustrate Charlemagne" (1966/1967)
And there's Muldoom, Zielinski, Popper, Gander, Aichinger, Whitecrow, Hornwhanger—we owe so much to the Gregory calls it old, then says he made it up that morning.
- "Buckets Full of Brains" (1991)
And Hiram Hornwhanger in his great documentary The Ambuscade of Artificial Intelligence, showed that
- Easterwine and Metaphor
, the love-wood, the Burning Bush; insufferable elegants who take it as high as it will humanly go, Corn
- "The Hand of the Potter: An Idyll" (1984/2020)
These diseases are "borne" by him, as Isaiah 53 describes the Suffering Servant bearing the sins and
- Dan, Doubles, and Doppelgängers
This morning I misplaced my boots. I’m a Texan. That lack can be fulfilled. I found my heel-worn boots. I dreamed of them before I was born, pieces of broken eggshell millions of parsecs long.”
- Kabbala and "In the Turpentine Trees" (1982/1983)
Lafferty makes his seeker Irish rather than Jewish, the critique will be oblique; had the protagonist borne Lafferty implies that it was also the kind of question the Morning Star asked.











