Torsade Literary Space My Blog Week: March 10 to March 16
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Cartoon of the Week: Whatever Next!
On Sunday another reissue of The Folly, “Utter Blame”, the temporary dénouement of Simon Tattersby’s quest to be forgiven. Monday, a new Yoharie, in which the weekly reading of The Totem-Maker gains, for Giarma, dimension. In Tuesday’s Sequence of Events, Bruner gets an official assignment, and Rose Durco visits Myrna Armstrong-Bevington; on Wednesday, the first grouping of Eight, in that particular poem series, finished, with “The Dispensing” — next up, eight aspects of propaganda. Thursday, Catastrophe, and a segue into meteorological data concerning Mount Pelée’s eruption. On Friday, a new flash fiction, “The Volunteer”, a brief adventure with young Curach, who escapes a contract to work in the mines for service in the Union Army. And on Saturday, a new Hammersmith, “Tunneling Through”: Aimee with a mission from Zetland, Vic being kept from harm’s way (the causing of it, to the plans of others).
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My Blog Week: March 10 to March 16
Utter Blame: Fifteenth Tattersby
March 10
Yoharie: Neverers (part one)
March 11
Sequence of Events: Moving On (part three)
March 12
The Dispensing (poem)
March 13
Poetry Foundation: Helen S. Chasen, “Before the Power Failure New York, July 1977”
La Catastrophe de la Martinique: forty-seven
March 14
The Atlantic: “The Technology That Allowed the Titanic Survivors to Survive”
The Volunteer: Flash Fiction
March 15
Tunneling Through: Hammersmith (thirty-six)
March 16