[Steam calliope plays] As a stationary object,
it always needs to be activated.
— Kara Walker at
Backstory —
See also this journal on the above "catastrophe" weekend.
[Steam calliope plays] As a stationary object,
it always needs to be activated.
— Kara Walker at
Backstory —
See also this journal on the above "catastrophe" weekend.
Doctor Steam
"Everybody's doin'
a brand new dance now…"
"A corpse will be
transported by express!"
— Under the Volcano
For Jack and Jill.
The above motivational video is from the web page of a middle school
math teacher who was shot to death yesterday morning.
Related journalism —
See also "S in a Diamond" (here, October 2013)
and "Superman Comes to the Supermarket,"
by Norman Mailer (Esquire , November 1960).
In a recent film, Amy Adams asked Superman,
"What's the S stand for?"
One possible answer, in light of Stephen King's
recent sequel to The Shining and of
the motivational video above—
Steam.
… at quarter to three:
See also Stephen King and Steam in this journal.
From a prequel to The Shining , by Stephen King—
You had to keep an eye on the boiler
because if you didn’t, she would creep on you.
What did that mean, anyway? Or was it just
one of those nonsensical things that sometimes
came to you in dreams, so much gibberish?
Of course there was undoubtedly a boiler
in the basement or somewhere to heat the place,
even summer resorts had to have heat sometimes,
didn’t they (if only to supply hot water)? But creep ?
Would a boiler creep ?
You had to keep an eye on the boiler.
It was like one of those crazy riddles,
why is a mouse when it runs,
when is a raven like a writing desk,
what is a creeping boiler?
See also Steam.
For one answer to the riddle, click here.
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