Snake Sculpture by S. Bianchi ca. 1946
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My grandfather, Sebastian (see, No. 10.3, Archives), was the ultimate urban scavenger. After he died
Vol.36.3: ON WRITING FICTION
Vol.32.4: The de Fichey Code
XXXII. IV: THE de FICHEY CODE
A story by Sebastian Gerard
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Anno Domini
During the Eighth Crusade, under the leadership of France’s beloved Louis IX, the coastal city of Acre in Palestine had
Vol.15.2: Hi, I’m Jim’s Suitcase
Illustration by Peter Horjus
Is it possible that luggage can have feelings? At least one suitcase does; one that has accumulated some “psychological baggage” along with a lot of dents, scrapes and frequent flyer miles.
Here
Vol.5.9: Scribo, Ergo Amo : A Valentine’s Day’s Musings
From Ovid and Sappho to Miller and Jong, writers have written boldly about love. But in this imaginary survey of genre writers this ‘thing called love’ proves to be as perplexing for
Vol.5.2: Put Down That Scalpel!
The most prominent and commented upon nose in the universe might just be the customized job sported by singer Michael Jackson. Oceans of ink have been expended speculating on the number of surgeries
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