Torsade Literary Space Celebrated (part thirteen)
Novella Celebrated (part thirteen) This mild flag in enthusiasm made her like him more, that he wasn’t a thoroughgoing fraud. “Well, it’s that government program. I can say no to adopting another animal. But these guys are small, they pretty well fend for themselves…you’re not obligated […]
Marjorie Bowen: The Sword Decides! (part three)
Marjorie Bowen The Sword Decides! (part three) Resuming his seat, Konrad spread the letter under the red light of the lamp, and went on: “Madonna, as the Prince will enter Naples so soon, this is the last of the letters I shall write to […]
Gravity (poem)
Gravity It was in the moonlight they carried on advice of an old client’s volume of ghost-spotting practices libraried by saeculum, decennium Was one of late ages, the folklorist said to make test with an object possessed of the dead It was of a Mrs. Turnfeather inherited a chest of […]
The Totem-Maker: Crafter Becomes Maker (part thirteen)
The Totem-Maker Chapter Eight Crafter Becomes Maker (part thirteen) She told him that by the will of the gods, I could not be possessed or controlled. That I was patient, but that I need not be. That I would return and bring news, but that I need not return. […]
My Blog Week: December 6 to December 12
All the Latest from Torsade! A Word on the Week Speciosity Americans have become bad arguers, and bad processors of slow information (which, in the way of slow food, is the old school goodness […]
Celebrated (part twelve)
Novella Celebrated (part twelve) Well, she was a bore, nattering in imagination. “Come look,” she told him. “I’m not a trash artist.” She wanted to laugh, and the matter was somewhat bitter. His head bent to the hand, turning one of the […]
Steaming (poem)
Steaming She can’t leave where she is with a sense of cleansed but stands outside to begin, and in this dream every turn of path shows another face every door, with a yawn, pushes in without fuss they sit with their backs against her the lobbyists who wait while fear grows […]