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Being an Archive of the Obscure Neural Firings Burning Down the Jelly-Pink Cobwebbed Library of Doom that is The Mind of Quentin S. Crisp
Thursday, October 28, 2004
Reasons to be Morbid (Part Three)
There will be points awarded to any who can spot the two (or more) allusions in the title of today’s blog entry.
Actually, I have little to say, and little time to say it in. The third issue of Horror Quarterly (formerly Terror Tales) is now online, and with it the third part of my three part essay, ‘Stray Thoughts on the Phenomenon of Japanese Horror’.
Parts one and two may be found here and here.
I am currently experiencing the form of insufferable oppression known as ‘work’, and for that reason literary production of all kinds has been crippled. However, there are things moving, under the surface. If you want to know what they are, you only have to ask.
Mind you, I might not answer.
There will be points awarded to any who can spot the two (or more) allusions in the title of today’s blog entry.
Actually, I have little to say, and little time to say it in. The third issue of Horror Quarterly (formerly Terror Tales) is now online, and with it the third part of my three part essay, ‘Stray Thoughts on the Phenomenon of Japanese Horror’.
Parts one and two may be found here and here.
I am currently experiencing the form of insufferable oppression known as ‘work’, and for that reason literary production of all kinds has been crippled. However, there are things moving, under the surface. If you want to know what they are, you only have to ask.
Mind you, I might not answer.
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