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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.

  • "Company in the Wings" (1960/1983)

    He often wakes in the morning with a sense of unremembered pleasure, finding himself standing and clothed Despite his repeated vows to remember his night travels, he wakes up every morning as a "morning fool He woke at dawn, standing and clothed and oblivious, a morning fool. And Fairbridge woke in the morning, standing and clothed, a morning fool with the manifold memories of Fairbridge was an ordinary man who now worried because he woke up every morning standing and clothed

  • IVp Prime and Totalization

    just at the close of evening, I found myself sinking so deep in the mire that I was obliged to quit my horse own hair, and in this manner, by a wonderful effort, I at length succeeded in lifting myself and the horse

  • 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

  • George the Syrian in Past Master

    There is even a legendary tradition claiming that he was not born in Cappadocia but in Syria itself.

  • 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 Bloodsmell

    "And they threw her down, and the wall was sprinkled with her blood, and the horses trod upon her."

  • "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

  • 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

  • "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

  • Snakes, Arks, Floods

    His head is bruised and burst, his eyes are torn and hanging. He is drowning in the foulness. Foreman gasped as the blood pulsed out of his torn throat. “I’m the master of it all. reaction, the transcendent yeast will set humanity back into its proper place again and let a new world be born

  • "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

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