When tilted away from the sun Up north we have lots of fun We dance in the dark And lark in the park Until, exhausted, we’re done
Then the clocks in that town all over town struck three and bells in churches there ringing started rushing sound of bells like wings tearing under roof of sky, so these bells rang. This beautifully dancing sentence may be found in Green’s novel, Living.
A galaxy hosted a planet. The planet, awash with seas, boasted a single small continent. A lone city occupied the tip top of the geographical center of the continent, a great mountain shouldering high above the plains. The single inhabitant of the city stepped to the wall surrounding the garden and peered over to admire […]
The loon will be going undercover for the next few days in the guise of Batsantaman. He aims to investigate nefarious activities taking place in the shark enhancement industry.
Soaked in blood, the globe of terror nestles in hiding, awaiting its second victim.
i raced the river the river raced me to the sea i tripped over a boulder hurt my left shoulder the river ran by why not i? in triumphant swallow to be consumed by the sea alas, not to be
Loon: Today for the 3 Question Interview I am delighted to welcome a gentleman who I am told was a 19th century showman of note, P. T. Barnum. Haven’t we met earlier, Mr. Barnum? Barnum’s ghost: My popularity is such that return engagements are no novelty to me. Loon: Oh. What was your best attraction? […]
Before leaving his palace to walk to the bank and deposit his filthy lucre, the cruel landlord pulled from his waistcoat pocket the watch he’d stolen from the widow of his former partner, a man who had recently died in prison after the cruel landlord had framed him for embezzlement. Flicking a mote of dirt […]
James Whale often pulled pranks like this one to ease tension on the set.
Elsa’s attention to the scene has been momentarily interrupted when she sees: a. buckets of dead rats being spilled onto the floor by the maniacally laughing director James Whale. b. a coffin lid creaking open to reveal a grinning Boris Karloff winking at her. c. tongues darting from the eyes of her dog. d. all […]
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