Reading, Short And Deep #436
Eric S. Rabkin and Jesse Willis discuss The Abandoned Of Yan by Donald F. Daley
Here’s a link to the story |PDF|.
The Abandoned Of Yan was first published in If, March 1963.
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Reading, Short And Deep #435 – A Modern Portrait by Lord Dunsany
Reading, Short And Deep #435
Eric S. Rabkin and Jesse Willis discuss A Modern Portrait by Lord Dunsany
Here’s a link to the story |PDF|.
A Modern Portrait was first published in Punch, May 15, 1946.
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Reading, Short And Deep #434 – The City In The Sea by Edgar Allan Poe
Reading, Short And Deep #434
Eric S. Rabkin and Jesse Willis discuss The City In The Sea by Edgar Allan Poe
Here’s a link to the poem |PDF|.
The City In The Sea was first published, under that name, in The Broadway Journal, August 30, 1845.
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Reading, Short And Deep #433 – The Retroactive Existence Of Mr. Juggins by Stephen Leacock
Reading, Short And Deep #433
Eric S. Rabkin and Jesse Willis discuss The Retroactive Existence Of Mr. Juggins by Stephen Leacock
Here’s a link to the story |PDF|.
The Retroactive Existence Of Mr. Juggins was first published in The Popular Magazine, August 15, 1913.
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Reading, Short And Deep #432 – Catherine And Frederick by Bros. Grimm
Reading, Short And Deep #432
Eric S. Rabkin and Jesse Willis discuss Catherine And Frederick by Bros. Grimm
Here’s a link to the story |PDF|.
Catherine And Frederick (sometimes Frederick And Catherine or Simple Kate) was first published in German in Children And Household Tales (Kinder-Und Hausmärchen), 1812.
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Reading, Short And Deep #431 – The Man On The Ground by Robert E. Howard
Reading, Short And Deep #431
Eric S. Rabkin and Jesse Willis discuss The Man On The Ground by Robert E. Howard
Here’s a link to the story |PDF|.
The Man On The Ground was first published in Weird Tales, July 1933.
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