_: Someday on Planar Surface 1.

Someday on Planar Surface 1.

- new book begun, with above acting as complete structure. A prize to who can infer the state of the world to be depicted, only from the above.

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Alexis21 July 2007 at 02:26
Something to do with the sun, which is now comprised entirely of red wine, whilst maniacal jellyfish plan malevolence from small hide-outs whose walls are made of paper creases?
And various bouts of post-apocalyptal eroticism thrown in for good measure?

What do I win? Summer fete fairy cakes?
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MALALE21 July 2007 at 18:28
No,zero points. I am being serious. Zoom in, maybe. The prize will be worth it.
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Alexis23 July 2007 at 03:16
You can't zoom in, so all I was going on was shape and colour really. Tis impossible! I cannae read a single word I'm afraid.
I'll say something post-apocalypse, but that's just because I know you.
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MALALE23 July 2007 at 13:26
save as then play around with .
hint: do negative for easier reading of text
hint: on a break from apocalyptic / post-apocalyptic
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Alexis23 July 2007 at 21:09
Ok. I have just saved it so I can zoom in..Will let you know my findings.

I will post your parcel with book and my story this week, and email you once I have re-read your story (I want to do it in one sitting for continuity purposes) - Once again - should I use the envelope you gave me or re-write an envelope with Japan address written in English? If the envelope you gave me is accurate, I see no problem in this. Peace and Happiness to you both.
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Anonymous17 April 2024 at 11:34
i where the original of this (yes unreadable) thing is right now
in a box somewhere (i don't throw things away

why are my responses harsh sounding? i am sorry ！
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who is me who me is

. . writes almost only only novella-ish lengthish fictions, and these fictions are almost only "science-fictional", or we can say "SFnal", this allows us to drop the science, and the fiction is not really obligatory also. But there is still something of a zone in which these fictions can be said to be placed, and "~nal . . . A 1979 birth. Lives somewhere in tokyo, that is in japan. How this all happened, I can't remember.

Exists best when spring, when autumn.

Admires aubergines.
attempted further elaboration re: self, here

twit-err: @LmthwL

:: come_^forth-rising works (NOW)

/no, there was a jot, as mentioned below, &, I now link to two reviews, from John Cotter, contributor himself so this compromises somewhat integrity yet review is so good (=positive+ v.well-written) therefore link is fully acceptable therefore: http://johncotter.net/new-genre-7/

and same goes for editor of "supernatural tales" his review here: http://suptales.blogspot.jp/2015/08/new-genre-issue-seven.html

which in any case I already mentioned here: http://malale.blogspot.jp/2015/08/i-got-good-review-i-got-good-review-oh.html with musical accompaniment!

/ yet otherwise:narry not an apparent jot nor jots even,

I'm so sorry __ / but somehow I'm no longer so sorry, publishing thing (having things published) seems less important recently, hmmmmm ///

yet now 2015 in some future from this point
"pure" SFnal text WORK PLANET WELT SPACE to appear in New Genre #7

-- for now here's a __link__ to Editor Golaski's lovely comment on my meagre work -- probably this is the best comment I shall receive in my life-cycle, and I am very thankfull.

-- plus now an elderly work rehabilitated and placed near the elderly work it is related to "A Johnny Paranthesis"
(excuse me please . . . )

:: works (passed)

- short textual story "ending children play" in FALLING FROM THE SKY anthology (I have removed this link for the moment because the site seems to be malignant -- the malig. now over I repost the LINK -
- a story in written bits "the dig" in publication BIRKENSNAKE (with now accompanying short prelude text "A Johnny Paranthesis" kindly also hosted on the BIRKENSNAKE as in futurely-imposed) -
- post-life prose story "the cat-dead party" inside (about half-way) (it is not half-way, it is 2/3rds or so) PREMONITIONS (VI):causes for alarm - review of))

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