Part III:
Summer

Nicolas-Francois Genault (1808) [ Descriptions des principales monstruosites ] |
If at that moment some adventurous stranger had stepped onto the shore from his boat in the bay, he would surely have experienced a thrill of ancient enchantment to find himself confronted by a gentle mythological monster in a landscape of cypresses and white stones. He would have worshipped it, he would have shed sweet tears. But, alas, there was nobody to greet us there save that worried crook, our nervous kidnapper . . . —Vladimir Nabokov, |
Beth Bernobich "The Life and Times of Penguin" Eugie Foster "God Bless" Nancy Jane Moore "Oma Dortchen and the Pillar of Story" David J. Schwartz Excerpt: Source of Gravity E. Sedia |
Catherynne M. Valente |
Aaron Leis |
Richard Lederer Anna S. Oppenhagen Petrescu "16 pensamentos para pregar na porta da geladeira" Haj Ross |
Mark Teppo |
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