"Now We
Are Six" — Tony Rogers
Here beginneth Bikwil's Year Seven. |
Taking the Long View — Tony Rogers
| "Ageing hippies
among our readers may remember the name Stewart Brand from the 1960s and
70s. And if the name isn’t familiar, what he created will be. For it was
Brand who in 1968, at the ripe old age of 30, conceived and brought into
existence that superlative 'access to tools' known as The Whole Earth
Catalog." |
Read about a group of thinkers dedicated to
long-term
responsibility and their plans for the millennial Clock and Library. |
Say Love Now — Bet Briggs
"Love not told . . . is love withheld." |
Mary Bennet — Jennifer Paynter
| "I went directly to the
breakfast room where Gil was serving up soup to Lydia and Kitty and the
two Allardyce boys, but beyond a cursory nod in my direction and a
'Where on earth have you been?' she paid me no attention. Consequently I
was not introduced to either of the boys, and when I took my place at
the table, the bigger (but as I later learned, younger) boy said in a
loud impudent voice:
'And who might you be, Miss?'" |
Part 9 of our serialised novella. |
A Word in Your Pink Shell-like
— Harlish Goop
Well, I’ll be bugg(er)ed. |
Can We Really Talk? — Diane Dees
| "In the late seventies,
I was working at an urban slave’s wage for a very small public relations
agency in New Orleans. My boss was a talented publicist and an even
better schmoozer, and we landed the regional Warner Bros. account. This
meant that we handled public appearance tours for movie stars whose
films were opening in the area. I worked with such stars as Gene Kelly,
Michael Sarrazin and Lauren Hutton, and I have a trove of tellable
tales, but none matches my memory of Joan Rivers." |
"My Week with Joan Rivers." |
Sehnsucht — Meistersinger Matthias
Not really your classic poem of
longing; more your typical page of doggerel — No. 6, in fact. |
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Tony Rogers
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Quintessential Quirky Quotes
Comic and Classic, from
Everywhere and Everywhen
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From the Back Verandah
— Fizzgig
Oh, no! It’s time for Kwizz Gig 3. |