Anvil in a Lace Bootie

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and a baseball game was taking place on the adjacent field.

Here is a segment of sidewalk in San Carlos, California. The loon once lived in a pink structure located to the left of this particular view. He decided this spot was worthy of being painted. Therefore, he painted it. Yes, pink structure.

Flocks of starlings, rustling like silk, flew to fresh pasture, driven by some necessity of movement, and the smaller birds, the finches and the larks, scattered from tree to hedge as if compelled. Well, here is Daphne, the Cornwall Kid, introducing menace. She was awfully good at menace. Alfred Hitchcock made a dang good movie […]

“Don’t you think you’ve gone a tad overboard with the ‘coaching’ thing?”

Lady May of Orrun Prince Dale Lightly The tenth birthday of these twins looms on the horizon in Part Two of A Tale of Fiddleeebod and is the engine driving the plot to its amazing conclusion.

A Portrait of Rembrandt Rembrandt frisked from room to room, banging his tambourine on the top of his head. He larked, clicking his heels. He boomed a bawdy ballad and roared with laughter. He ran outside giggling and destroyed his neighbor’s tulips. Energized, the young artist, sucking on a plum, returned to his easel. He […]

Clouds all streaming away like ghost fish under the ice. The eccentric old loon of an artist, Gully Jimson, narrates The Horse’s Mouth, Cary’s brilliant novel. Gully is this loon’s favorite character in all of English literature. I mean, look at that fragment. There are plenty more like it to be tasted by the lucky […]

The grain elevator of hope often comes a cropper when faced with the fidgety fingernail of despair.

This is the hollowite, Yones. He is the faithful attendant of Lord Fay Dot of Orrun and plays a central role in Orrun, the first part of a two part story entitled A Tale of Fiddleeebod. In addition to a shoot-across-the-room tongue and wings, Yones is blessed with six legs.