Telling Tales 9/12/12
Tuesday’s story is: “THE EYES HAVE IT” by K. R. W. Treanor
Telling Tales with Ms. G
Telling Tales 9/4/12
Tuesday’s story is:
“The Swimmer” by John Cheever
Joy of swimming, legacy, and repressing of bad memories can make for a ghost-like story.
“The Swimmer” by John Cheever
Joy of swimming, legacy, and repressing of bad memories can make for a ghost-like story.
Telling Tales 8/28/12
Tuesday’s story is:
“Mrs. Spring Fragrance” by Edith Maude Eaton
Mrs. Spring Fra¬grance, the 1912 story collection from which the title story is included here, offers more than mere chinoiserie: her questions about love, tradi¬tion, and the meaning of “assimilation” in a new nation are still resonant almost a century later.
“Mrs. Spring Fragrance” by Edith Maude Eaton
Mrs. Spring Fra¬grance, the 1912 story collection from which the title story is included here, offers more than mere chinoiserie: her questions about love, tradi¬tion, and the meaning of “assimilation” in a new nation are still resonant almost a century later.
Telling Tales 8/21/12
Tonite’s story is “My Mistress” by Laurie Colwin.
She wrote this story from the vantage point of a man. A man loving his mistress. Can it help to understand how the emotion of love can be used to cause damage to another? Maybe…
Telling Tales 8/7/12
“August is a Good Time for Killing”, by Joyce Harrington.
Is it really? With neighbors/friends like these, very possibly could be.
Is it really? With neighbors/friends like these, very possibly could be.
Telling Tales 7/31/12
“Richard’s Children” by Brendan DuBois
History has a way of coming around again and again.
History has a way of coming around again and again.