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Princess Frances: I _seriously_ like the notion of Jenna Ortega as Jadis. When playing Wednesday Addams, she plays a profoundly selfish narcissist. As Jadis, she would make me want to yell at the screen: "Hey, Aslan, tell Fledge to hold on a minute before transporting Digory and Polly to the...

Readers of the Punksteema subtopic within my Never-Stopping Story, a.k.a. Spacebullies, know that my protagonist Sir Ronald of Goliad, a leader of "Towermen," is an intentional reflection of the gunslinger knights in Stephen King's Dark Tower series. Where Roland Deschaine (sp?) pursued an evil...

Eventually reaching the Mississippi, they waited on the waterfront. A local fellow called Marlin something told them that he was hoping they might stay long enough to support the longshoremens' efforts to achieve equitable conditions. Ahab looked over at Mary Poppins. "Mary, didn't you tell me...

The next time it was summer in the Southern Hemisphere, Mary and Ahab took passage on board a three-masted sailing ship, cruised south along the coasts of Brazil and Argentina, and reached Patagonia. By this time, the ship's captain had been convinced by the umbrella-parrot that Ahab was NOT a...

"Ahoy, starboard side watch! Fishing trawlers on your quarter. Current not likely to bring them closer, but have the crow's nest relief keep a weather eye on them when he comes aloft to relieve me." Over a period of eight years, young Ahab Falworth had routinely booked passage for the two of...

You're plagiarizing a long-ago Quaker. Just go eat some oats.

I might be about to plagiarize myself, because I forgot I already _had_ posted a sonnet written for Geralyn's survival. But the above poem _didn't_ refer to Evening Star's recovery, so I'll post this one for them both...

EVERYBODY HAS TO GET BORN SOMETIME. SO MARY TEACHES AHAB TO BE A _NICE_ PIRATE.

There was a comic strip in the Fifties through Eighties, called "Pogo." The titular character was an opossum dwelling in the Georgia wetlands. All sorts of Talking Animals lived there as well. My focus here is on "Churchy LaFemme," an erect-standing turtle. (His name is a takeoff on a French...

Meanwhile, back at the ranch dressing bottling stand, Brosimya was tasting some of the nectar and ambrosia being sold by a lady named Honey Bean. Soon the wicked princess remarked, "This taste of honey is a taste much sweeter than wine." "Thank you for saying so, Your Grace, I mean Your...

The man blinked. "I never saw a blue parrot with a short beak!" Flakefeather patted the man's shoulder with a wingtip. "I'm not a parrot echoing back a human's words. Hmmm, dibba-dibba-dibba-dubbi-dub, let's see. I'll recite a poem." The man sat on a bench. "Go ahead, recite. More...

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It is in the Oklahoma-based "Star Cavaliers" prequel that Tom and I have our avatars, Bruce Wallace and Rufus James respectively. It's "Giants in Oklahoma" which is set less than fifty years into the future, and it features the sort-of Nephilim-equivalents known as Krivvords. The most effective...

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