Nov. 21st, 2002

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Requiem for Boddy: "But the surgeon’s hand slipped at a critical moment, and when I heard the buzzer I knew we had lost him."

Beat the Devil, the last film in Season 2 of The Hire, went live today. Costarring Gary Oldman as the Devil (that *really* should have been David Bowie, but Oldman does a great job) and The Hardest-Working Man In Show Business as himself. It really has to be seen to be believed. I think it's the best of the eight films, although Ambush is 'purer.'
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Michael Stackpole's new book is in at Walden's, but Paths of the Dead isn't. Grr. Maybe next week, whenever next week's shipment comes in.

Paper is slow going. I'm writing on how in TS Eliot's poetry, water generally symbolizes spiritual rebirth, and dryness symbolizes spiritual death. And I'm going to get 3000 words out of this somehow. (Tons of stuff on Waste Land and "Dry Salvages" of course, and "Gerontion" is good for a page or so, but that's pretty close to it. Small references in "Burnt Norton" and The Hollow Men. Gah.)

Amazing how much I can write as long as it's not for my paper.

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Adventures in Mamboland

"Jazz Fish, a saxophone playing wanderer, finds himself in Mamboland at a critical phase in his life." --Howie Green, on his book Jazz Fish Zen

Yeah. That sounds about right.

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