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"Again and again, the porcupine has been a teacher, a storyteller of the woods, a complexifier and adorner of the world."
Uldis Roze, "The North American Porcupine"

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Decapitating Dathan: Elvis Part Two

by ppsage on 09-17-2010 at 10:35 PM
(Concluded) (Goto Part One)

Of course Pops never argued directly with her. He just sat in his chair. Overstuffed and reupholstered red, in a modern plastic material. Indestructible. Long ago, Anna had Dee haul the thing down to the valley, to College Village, where she'd discovered the furniture craftsman, after calling long distance twice. Anything out of the Absalom exchange was long distance. "I know it's not an emergency," she'd said, "but Pops' a working man. Deserves

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Updated 09-20-2010 at 07:30 PM by ppsage (Colloquey)

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Decapitating Dathan: Elvis Part One

by ppsage on 09-13-2010 at 11:54 PM
If you want to know what the Falmon curse actually is, it boils down to Grandpa Falmon's leaving his soul lost. Although Sybil had a lot to do with getting the damn thing sprouted. That's common, needful maybe, in a curse of the "spiritually unsettled ancestor, afflicting its progeny." Needs outside agency. In the Falmon curse, a tree falls on a male descendent, in each generation. In each generation, the tree gets smaller and the injury less. So, following Jonathon, who's in the fifth

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Updated 09-17-2010 at 10:37 PM by ppsage (Post haste.)

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Decapitating Dathan: Dee

by ppsage on 09-06-2010 at 08:55 AM
On the last day, Old Whitey wouldn't start. Rain did that, or heavy dew, leaking into flathead sparkplug wells through the hood's hinges. The hood folded up old style; gull wings from each side. Old Whitey was the sort of work truck which made caulk booted lumberjacks careful to carry walking shoes. The men of Uncle Uriah's falling crew called their ride a crummy, same as the disappeared railroad loggers, but usually they rode in the cab and not on a bare flatbed. Old Whitey had sidewalls anyway.

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Updated 09-10-2010 at 04:33 AM by ppsage (Open dialogue)

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Decapitating Dathan: Fig. 4

by ppsage on 08-27-2010 at 08:04 AM
Many of my readers won't know a figure four snare. Though I expect most to recognize the written numeral 4. In this case, as above, we're considering the closed version of the cipher, where the diagonal line touches the vertical. In the trap, the diagonal stick actually passes the vertical one, which notches into it. The bottom end of the diagonal notches into the horizontal stick, the trigger. Another notch, where the trigger crosses the vertical, isn't sturdy or secure but balanced by a hair's

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Updated 09-10-2010 at 04:34 AM by ppsage (Necessary pause)

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Soul Choice

by ppsage on 08-23-2010 at 06:37 PM
A pinch of soul descends to the middle world through the portal of forgetting. There it meets base material ascending and forms a body of spirit-quickened matter. Before exploding out of the starting gate, it must answer the two questions. It must answer the question of its destiny and it must answer the question of its fate, and the rediscovery of these forgotten answers becomes the purpose of that body's life. This portal examination being not always an affair resembling those academic boards

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Updated 09-10-2010 at 04:35 AM by ppsage

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