— "Lede Master, how do I get to Carnegie Hall?"
— "Pearl, you must fuck the scarecrow well ."
— "Lede Master, how do I get to Carnegie Hall?"
— "Pearl, you must fuck the scarecrow well ."
See as well the previous post for the above "Pearl" filming location,
an alley beside a movie theater in Whanganui, New Zealand.
For Theodore Sturgeon (in Vonnegut's oeuvre, "Kilgore Trout") —
Memoir of a (fictional) Whanganui Projectionist and . . .
Related posts: Music for Steiner .
From Theodore Sturgeon's story "What Dead Men Tell" . . .
Update of 1:09 AM ET Saturday, March 16, 2024
(Source: a Substack email received at 12:37 AM ET) —
Related material: Theodore Sturgeon's novel The Dreaming Jewels
and his story "What Dead Men Tell" . . .
"I thought I had an important idea.
It's part of a … call it a philosophy,
if that doesn't sound too high-
falutin'," he said.
"It's a philosophy," she said.
"We can call things by their names."
Leonard Nimoy, 2015 :
"A life is like a garden.
Perfect moments can be had,
but not preserved, except in memory."
* A tale from Astounding Science Fiction
Vol. 44, No. 3, November 1949
"I'm sorry to be catechizing you like this."
— The girl in "What Dead Men Tell," by Theodore Sturgeon
Q —
"Why walk when you can fly?"
— Mary Chapin Carpenter
A —
A definition —
And a song — Bing Bang…
See also Watch the Trailer.
… Meets "The Master"—
Today's midday NY Lottery: 333 and 5885.
"Continue a search for thirty-three and three." — The Eight (1988)
"Make me young." — Kilgore Trout in
Breakfast of Champions . Trout was modeled after
author Theodore Sturgeon… who died on 5/8/85.
(An example of Sturgeon's work: The Dreaming Jewels (1950).)
Related illustrations from the eighth day of 2012—
See also "I'm sorry to be catechizing you like this."
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