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Writing a Mystery Novel
It is hard to find practical guides to doing anything magical. Magicians don't like to reveal where to place the hinges or what to feed your pet dove. So I like it when an article gives away the secrets, like this one: Charles Finch: "Writing Great Mystery Plots" Here's the kern…
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Tachysensia - Fast Feeling
When I was a child I had a fever My hands felt just like two balloons Now I've got that feeling once again I can't explain, you would not understand — lyrics to “comfortably numb”, Pink Floyd, Roger Waters Known by Other names - Todd's syndrome - Rushes - Lilliputian hall…
Henry Porter
The only thing we knew for sure about Henry Porter is that his name wasn't Henry Porter — Bob Dylan and Sam Sheppard, Brownsville Girl LOAD FACT: "Henry Porter" was not the "real name" of writer "O. Henry". Understood. LOAD FACT: "William Sydney Porter" was not the "real name…
Jeeves and Wooster Stories
A listing of the Jeeves and Wooster novels, in order, indicating common attributes. There are spoilers contained within this table. Title Details Thank You, Jeeves Published: 1934 Tension: Bertie's Banjolele Couple(s): - Pauline Stoker & Chuffy (Marmaduke, Lord Chuffnell) - …
Hyperapophenia
Nonsense is nonsense. But the study of nonsense? That is a science. —Saul Lieberman - Apophenia is when the human mind finds meaning in the meaningless. A specific well-known special case of apophenia is “pareidolia”: the seeing of human faces in things which do not contain huma…
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