Greer Gilman's Blog, page 91
April 30, 2011
Mercury and Venus
Published on April 30, 2011 08:20
April 29, 2011
spring rain
Published on April 29, 2011 22:22
April 26, 2011
Second-best bed
Not to cast long shadows on the party, but have any of you, my writer friends, appointed literary executors? Is this sound legal advice?
Nine
Nine
Published on April 26, 2011 15:29
April 23, 2011
A Will of His Own
Published on April 23, 2011 10:03
April 22, 2011
flipped spoon
Published on April 22, 2011 09:43
April 21, 2011
written in bone
Can any of you paleographers read these scrimshaw inscriptions? Have I even got them right way up?
Nine
Published on April 21, 2011 23:12
Blackavised
Look who I found in the bowl of my mother's teaspoon!
He's a silver penny, 1679.
Kind of lèse majesté to lick the king, don't you think? If not outright Saturnine. But maybe he'd enjoy a dip in syllabub, to cool his lust-fevered brow.
Nine
Published on April 21, 2011 14:01
April 16, 2011
The crawl space of the House of Usher
I sit in Gothic dusk and tempest, in a crowd of shadows in my mother's house, a cobweb trailed forlornly from one ear, and contemplate my labors: all of this vast labyrinth to shovel out and sort, and my small nutshell space as well, if I want to keep any of her pretty things. Which makes: thirteen rooms, three kitchens, five bathrooms, five hallways, two attics (with madwomen), eight cellars (with minotaur), and twenty closets. Gods know how many drawers. All filled to bursting with 88 years of Stuff: hammers and antimacassars and old toys; eggshell china and upopened mathoms; plus more paper than most governments.
I despair.
Nine
I despair.
Nine
Published on April 16, 2011 18:53
April 9, 2011
Still dreaming
"It's about them romping through this fantastical moonlit forest on wheelchairs and canes..."
The makers of the extraordinary film Shakespeare Behind Bars (in which a company of inmates—murderers and rapists—play The Tempest, wrestling with the light) are working on a second project. They hope to film Still Dreaming at a home for retired actors—shades of Slings & Arrows!—to explore the persistence of art. "Whát I do is me: for that I came."
Nine
The makers of the extraordinary film Shakespeare Behind Bars (in which a company of inmates—murderers and rapists—play The Tempest, wrestling with the light) are working on a second project. They hope to film Still Dreaming at a home for retired actors—shades of Slings & Arrows!—to explore the persistence of art. "Whát I do is me: for that I came."
Nine
Published on April 09, 2011 20:19
April 8, 2011
Hey, where's the ding?
Published on April 08, 2011 09:20
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