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- "Nor Limestone Islands" (1971)
That is superior Lafferty. Surely catnip for Lafferty. a stalwart champion of Lafferty’s reputation. reach for Jonathan Swift rather than for the broader Western tradition of floating islands and the whole Lafferty has a word for Weberian people.
- "Aloys" (1957/1961)
stories just in terms of speed of Lafferty invention and sheer compact Lafferty voice. My sense is that “Aloys” is a Lafferty story that Lafferty readers remember, even if it doesn’t get talked This time through “Aloys,” I started thinking about one of Lafferty’s whole approaches to scientific And he ends with praising elegance, the way Lafferty does in the Black Hole review piece, alluding to Lafferty have disagreed with?
- "Jack Bang's Eyes" (1976/1983)
Now we must apply what we have said of the part to the whole living body. For the same relation must hold of the whole of sensation to the whole sentient body as obtains between It is a little criminal, given how little Lafferty cared about making a great deal of money. Lafferty writes that Jack’s eyes “broke then, and gushed away in two scarlet streams.” Lafferty writes that Jack is dizzy and feverish, surrounded by coruscations and flame.
- "The Wagons" (1959)
And then the wheels start rolling, rolling, rolling, ur-Lafferty, Lafferty’s most primitive version of traits and actions cohere into an intelligible whole by way of trace. Lafferty throws that out the window. He can hear, in the groan and rattle of approach, not just a wagon but a whole train of them, each with with the tongue “pegged” to the undercarriage or axle so that turning becomes a matter of dragging the whole
- "Tongues of the Matagorda" (1979/1982)
Many Lafferty readers know Esteban exists. Lafferty mentioned it. He makes for a good Lafferty protagonist. Lafferty is writing according to his own novel's pattern. This is what the whole passage looks like in Esteban: There is a break here which we cannot fill Dorantes began to laugh as he had not for a year, and he declared that he had a whole life left such
- Visualizing Klepsis
Then, said the women of the neighborhood, the whole church took on something fantastic, supernatural, Hapgood Klepsis is one of Lafferty’s most memorable worlds: a dazzling, treeless world of winding freshwater Lafferty describes the Ninety-Nine Continents as tentacled islands whose peninsulas extend so far that The whole thing is a display of enormous wealth and cultivated decay.
- Dan, Doubles, and Doppelgängers
There is a good reason for doing this with Lafferty because Lafferty’s doppelgängers and doubles are Lafferty’s intentions. This is a tricky part of Lafferty, and it could support Petersen’s view, but I think Lafferty is saying Petersen is entitled to read Lafferty through a philosophy Lafferty would reject. A whole cosmos of maggotty cheese, turned green in its taint and rot. And the eggshells!
- “Calamities of the Last Pauper” (1982)
This is a Lafferty twist on Exodus 17:1-7 and Numbers 20:2-13. Another thing Lafferty is doing here is pushing his ongoing critique of the media. In Bochtan’s death, Lafferty gives us the worst version of both. This isn’t an oversight; it’s the whole point. While Lafferty often pulls against definitive endings, here the lack of closure suggests, at least to
- Im. "The Man Who Lost His Magic": The Horizontal Axis
The academic lives of the Grimm brothers offer a fascinating way into this side of Lafferty. Nature as Universe: The totality of what exists; the whole visible creation, conceived as a dynamic whole I abjure the whole idea that I am flying... This makes the story another comment on Lafferty’s exploration of Flatland. Again, this is the ultimate metaphysical horizon in Lafferty. 4.
- "Bright Flightways" (1975/1978)
It's Lafferty playing a high-stakes game. Fire: How Cooking Made Us Human (2009), not least because of its title and because the whole world in Lafferty’s story becomes an inferno. What Lafferty called the science fiction person will always be puzzled that a man as smart as Lafferty The Lafferty twist is that the practical truth is catching fire itself (how dare Lafferty do this to
- Post 400
Lafferty would call that dog dirt. His corpus is not unknowable. One of the pleasures of this hobby project has been getting to know the whole shebang. Background logics are essential for grasping Lafferty’s larger blueprints. For Lafferty, the exhausted form was long-form fiction. I have come to see it as Lafferty’s lost-in-the-wilderness work.
- "Pleasures and Palaces" (1974/1983)
This is also one of Lafferty’s anti-evolution stories. Even set alongside Lafferty stories, it looks quirky. What Lafferty does with the food pageant is blurry until seen in retrospect. This is an example of Lafferty’s technique of iconographic insetting. It isn’t exactly advanced Lafferty, but you’d need to know Lafferty pretty well to get what’s happening











