Torsade Literary Space My Blog Week: September 4 to September 10
All the Latest from Torsade! On Monday, All Bedlam Courses Past, and Élucide’s latest sighting of Richard. Wednesday, a new episode of “The Resident”, with Gemma detailing more of time travel. Thursday, “The Tambinder Engine” and Deenie’s attempt […]
The Totem-Maker (part thirteen)
The Totem-Maker Chapter Two Jealousy (part thirteen) The porter led Lom to the terrace’s threshold, preceding a new-arrived visitor for whom Lom rightfully served as vanguard, Cime. Sente did not rise. “Can I fairly suppose, Sente, that the law touches you at last?” Mine was the eye […]
The Resident (part nineteen)
Chapter Three Tithonians But because slipping into the groove is not a kind of decomposition, where atoms are snatched and assembled into a facsimile of a person, who can’t tell the difference, between the self he believes himself to be, and the self he has been. Time […]
All Bedlam Courses Past (part seventy-two)
All Bedlam Courses Past Chapter Three An Object in Motion (part seventy-two) Ma’am, was what he called Verbena, and off, hollering this, Samuel went up the steep of the hill, on their own side. “So we’re not crossing.” “No use now. I’d of […]
My Blog Week: August 27 to September 3
All the Latest from Torsade! On Wednesday and Friday, All Bedlam Courses Past, with Élucide searching for Everards. On Saturday, The Mirrors, concluding with Charmante’s new job, and truths to carry forward. My […]
The Mirrors (conclusion)
The Mirrors (part fifty-four) xx. She was in a basement room, of welled windows along Centre Street, a lunchtime parade of legs, then quiet and pecking pigeons. Like the research library this was, the room had long, wide tables stacked with reference books; and filing […]
All Bedlam Courses Past (part seventy-one)
All Bedlam Courses Past Chapter Three An Object in Motion (part seventy-one) “But they’ve got a little house…on one of these ridgetops…” “Lil cabin.” “And Lawrence pays his visits…” “Don’t think he does, much. Sends that boy of Mary Paton’s.” Mary Paton, who […]