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- Lafferty and Magic Realism
To see why not, consider his well-known “Land of the Great Horses” (1967), which isn’t realism or magical If you haven’t read it, “Land of the Great Horses” is about an incredible event in which a long-lost So, "Land of the Great Horses" aggressively throws down a cosmic rupture that everyone recognizes as , except a lot of loud hornpipe music and some carousing and laughter; and Eva and some other girls discovered Marker Function "Land of the Great Horses" And Additive linkage; oral "and-then" pacing And it had begun
- “World Abounding” (1970/1971)
It was the horniest business ever, and it went on all night and all day and all night. The native-born generations know that they have experienced everything Life has to offer. Perhaps one should simply accept that life born on Aphthonia has its own sacramental rules. Kora even says that the dead communicate with the native-born children more easily than with the Gaea I have borne myself, I have borne my mother Kora, I have borne you, my grandmother Lisetta, I have borne
- "When All the Lands Pour Out Again" (1969/1971)
The year is proclaimed by the sounding of a ram’s horn (the yovel , from which “jubilee” takes its name They do not know it yet, but they are the Jubilee’s heralds, with Ruil sounding the horn.
- “Pig in a Pokey" (1964)
He recognizes it can be an acid that bites at his own Catholicism, so he learns to tame the wild horse But he has a secret weapon: divine horses, a gift of Ares, so he easily overtakes and beheads each young Even though horses are extinct in "Pig in a Pokey," Netter has that funny object, the braided leather quirt and rein used for horses. Porcellus needles him that his is a vicarious horse (a "hobbyhorse").
- "Name of the Snake" (1962/1964)
And here is Dante on the boiling: Canto XXI.37–39 On every side along the livid stone I saw horned devils Note that these devils do not have horns, horns having become an ineludible part of the small devil tradition
- RAL Wordplay: Logogriphs
Porphyrogenite – Born into nobility (porphyra "purple" + genitos "born").
- "Ishmael Into the Barrens" (1969/1971)
Ishmael is born. As in his story “Horns on Their Heads” (1971), he oscillates the relationship between prophecy and eschatology We have to get you born and agile before they come to eat us up. But by tomorrow's morning we will see each other's faces. God knows the wonder of it, to send births in the early mornings.”
- "Day of the Glacier" (1958/1960)
Eutrapelia has been on my mind because of Aurelia , and this time, as I was going through “Day of the
- 01 East of Laughter
baseball-sized talking navel; another is resurrected as a nine-year-old girl and goes on programming her hunting-horn One sign of this a-borning emptiness, the invasion of the Ouden principle, is what the novel calls pnigmophobia There are the Dublin Morning Docket scientists, Hennessee, Delany, and Monroney, who have ways of measuring those character sketches, though they move quickly: Jane Chantal, fuzzily beautiful at her hunting-horn It has been reduced to a hitching post for horses, and then, after the Automobile Century, to an ignored
- 20 Misc Laff: Vogelsprachekund
He was a German poet, translator, and scholar, born in 1788 in Schweinfurt, Bavaria.
- "Something Rich and Strange" (1985/1986)
This particular who-is-it seemed to kill and cut open a man every morning toread him as if reading a morning newspaper. They tell George that they will predict the winners of horse races. The story encodes George's selling of his birthright all in the name of one of the winning horses, “Red But as yet the ‘Project Decode Laugh’ has not borne significant fruit.
- 08 Misc Laff: Original Titles
Where They Come From" became “Guesting Time” "Not in Particular" became "The Effigy Histories" "Let the Horses











