Monthly Archives: February 2010

Great Moments in Literature

Posted on February 9, 2010 by Alex Gorman

As the first part of an ongoing series, I shall take excerpts from great works of literature and philosophy and offer them up for your amusement. Really, they’re just things I found funny in old books. The first offering comes … Continue reading →

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Dialogue with a Daughter

Posted on February 8, 2010 by Alex Gorman

Abigail and I had a brief debate this morning. She had strong feelings on the issue of the orientation of her blanket relative to the floor as well as in relation to her  stuffed lion. She also felt that I … Continue reading →

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Gaiman Who?

Posted on February 8, 2010 by Alex Gorman

So Neil Gaiman will be writing for Doctor Who next season. THAT should be an interesting mix.

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Second Daddy

Posted on February 6, 2010 by Alex Gorman

The scratch of her voice jolted me out of sleep.  I’d been dreaming about shooting stars. Another in a long line of might visions around the same theme. Another short-lived thing. “Daddy!” Came the tinny voice again and I threw … Continue reading →

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Postings

Posted on February 3, 2010 by Alex Gorman

I failed to post anything yesterday, but not due to a lack of love for the blog. I’ve got a (very) short story I’m looking to post here in a little while and I wanted that to be the next … Continue reading →

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Danish Infiltration!

Posted on February 1, 2010 by Alex Gorman

Google Toolbar tells me that this page is in Danish and wants to know if I’d like to have it translated. This can mean only one thing: nefarious Danes have infiltrated our government at the highest levels*, bent on bringing … Continue reading →

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