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Unto Our Fallen Muse

THROUGH THE USE OF THIS WEB-LOG, I HOPE TO ENCOURAGE THE DEVELOPMENT OF STYLE, EXPRESSION AND PERSPECTIVE THROUGH THE EXAMINATION AND DISCUSSION OF CREATIVE WRITING. ALL VISITORS, COMMENTS & CONTRIBUTIONS ARE MOST CERTAINLY WELCOME WITHIN THIS SPACE; SO PLEASE, WRITERS OF THE WORLD REJOICE, AND MAKE YOURSELVES AT HOME, THAT WE MAY SUMMARILY ENJOY THAT WHICH WILL INEVITABLY ENSUE.

Monday, September 22, 2003

CONCERNING THE CLEAR POTENTIALITY OF LITERARY REVISIONISM:

A Streetcar Named Desire:

Stanley wept as he suddenly came to realize: that he was stranded and alone upon the fridgid mountain-top; that Stella was dead, buried alive beneath a shimmering mound of countless glistening rubies; and that Yorick, their affectionate talking donkey, was smoking the last of his imported Dominican cigars, while saying nothing and looking grimly onward, into the uncertain distance.

Thus Spake Zarathustra:

Inspector Brothwell and the local coroner paused briefly above the bathrobed corpse of the disheveled homeless man who lay, frozen and unblinking, upon the cold pavement there before them; each stooping closely beside the body, to read the words "God Almighty" from its neatly laminated name-tag.