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  • 3A03: Buile Shuibhne: The Madness of Sweeney

    Whoever saw a saint with such a pigeon-toed gait that ate up the miles and leagues and parsecs?

  • 08 Misc Laff: Original Titles

    Where They Come From" became “Guesting Time” "Not in Particular" became "The Effigy Histories" "Let the Horses

  • The Solar System in "The Forty-Seventh Island"

    Dog, Dialectical Materialism, Whitehead, Nader, Pauling, Teilhard, Kennedy, Bella Abzug, Punk Rock, Horse

  • 20 Misc Laff: Vogelsprachekund

    He was a German poet, translator, and scholar, born in 1788 in Schweinfurt, Bavaria.

  • "Square and Above Board" (1981/1982)

    The next morning, Bridie wakes Cris, who is “pleasantly befuddled from the Imperial Irish Brandy,” to pounds from Cousin Colin,” she says cheerfully, “so of course I’m marrying Midas instead of you this morning He explores it most deeply in Aurelia and in his private letters.

  • IIep. Why Epiktistes?

    The experiments, led by Cecil Corn, end in the deaths of the telepaths and are dismissed by the scientific "Land of the Great Horses" Two surveyors in the Thar Desert witness an impossible event: a mirage solidifies

  • "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.

  • Past Master and the Dillons

    dedicated Dangerous Visions (1967) to them; and they illustrated Lafferty’s terrific “Land of the Great Horses Ellison wrote in his dedication: Leo and Diane Dillon's illustration for Lafferty's "Land of the Great Horses I dreamed of them before I was born—pieces of broken eggshell millions of parsecs long.”

  • “The All-At-Once Man” (1970)

    For these two will not die in any natural course of things, not with that big loud bright brassy horn

  • "Snake Cabin" (1959)

    officer; and he had hunted many sorts of game: feathered, finned, bush-tailed, ring-tailed, clawed, horned

  • Domdaniel

    He mentions it in Not to Mention Camels, among the ocean of archetypes: "With Corn Mother, with Fenris-Wolf Born in Bristol on August 12, 1774, he became Poet Laureate in 1813, a position he held until his death

  • Lafferty's Monadology

    Some are born to be rocks.” “That is high praise from you, Dotty. “Well, some are born to be rocks, and it may be a good thing for the rest of us that they are. only Earth languages I learned before I came to Earth… Our own teaching is that the Anointed will be born

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