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Science Fiction Short Story Review: "Indirection" by Everett B. Cole
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Last review: "The Tapestried Chamber" by Sir Walter Scott
Last sci fi review: "The One and the Many" by Stephen Marlowe
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© 2015 Denise Longrie
An earlier version of this review appeared on another site. It has since been removed and
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Just wanted to leave a note saying good-bye. I'll stick my nose in to read and comment until the site is no more, but I won't write any more articles.
I am going to miss Persona Paper. No, it isn't the fastest site around and it wasn't p
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Science Ficiton Short Story Reivew : "Hohokam Dig" by Theodore Pratt
George Arthbut and Sydney Hunt are on the staff of the Natural History Museum in New York. Arthbut specialized in ethnology, Hunt in archeology and neither is a stranger to a dig. Both are interesting in the Natives of the Southwestern United S
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Ghost Story Review: "The Wind in the Rose-Bush" by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
Rebecca Flint is going to go get her niece. Her sister has passed away and now her brother in-law as well. Their daughter, Agnes, is being raised by her brother-in-law’s widow, the current Mrs. Dent, Emeline. But now that Rebecca ha
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Horror Story Review: "The Marmot" by Allison V. Harding
Jim, the narrator of this story tells the reader that he’s never admired his brother, Edward Allis, a vain, selfish blusterer. Edward disappeared after the two split a family inheritance. Jim invested his portion in a business. His
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Horror Story Review: "He" by H. P. Lovecraft
The unnamed narrator of this little tale begins by saying that coming to New York had been a mistake. He’d been “looking for poignant wonder and inspiration in the teeming labyrinths of ancient streets that twist endlessly from forgotten
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Science Fiction Short Story Review: "DP" by Arthur Dekker Savage
Allen Kinderwood wanted to spend his last night on earth with the crowds. Right now he was bothered by his forelock—the damn thing was bobbing as he walked. It wasn’t supposed to. It was supposed to be a sort of “peaked crest
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Science Fiction Short Story Review: "Runaway" by Joseph Samachson
In his school on Venus, ten-year-old Plato dreams of having adventures likes the ones he reads about of Comets Carter chasing down Rogue Rogan. He hates his own name. It couldn’t have been Jim or Jack or George. He had to be named after a dopy philos
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Movie Review: "The Revenant"
We went to see “The Revenant” yesterday. I’m not sure what I was expecting, but what it turned out to be what a long film, shot in the Canadian wilderness—in winter—with a lot of snow and cold. And a lot of sufferi
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Science Ficiton Short Story Reivew : "This World Must Die!" by H. B. Fyfe
As the present story begins, Lou Philips is sitting in a control room watching an old man pace. He’s been brought there from the Lunar spaceport for some undisclosed purpose. He dislikes the old man immediately and wants to know what this business is
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Comments (27)
WAZ UP? Just checking in. Thanks for the comment on my recent post on February 3rd, 2016.
Would you care to give me your name over at goodreads? You can email it to me, if you'd prefer at makaplanstik2it1 over at aol. : )
Hey, Denise. You might want to take a close look at your headline/title on the H.P. Lovecraft short story. It needs an edit. Just sayin'.
