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AIR-CONDITIONED DELIRIUM
It’s so hot a cactus exploded in my front yard. Now it looks like an empty alien egg sac, rotting in the heat, giving off an awful stench as whatever creature--or brood--it spawned wanders the neighborhood in search of sustenance.
Thank Ehecatl for air-conditioning!
He’s the material aspect of Quetzalcoatl, the god of wind, air. Moving air. The gadgetry that cools and moves the air
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| A realistic, gritty look at life between WW2 and the 1960s from the viewpoint of a black reporter with cancer living with a white woman. In the end it gets into speculative fiction territory--at least I hope it is--either that of it's a dystopian rea ...more | |
“They jabbered amongst themselves in a bizarre jibberish that sounded like Spanish gone wrong: maybe gringo Spanglish, some kind of Espanahuatl that I hadn’t decoded yet, or a dialect of Spanmayan, Zapotecnish, Spanotomi, Mixtecnish, or some other new native language; or Japanish, Spanorean or…I’m getting carried away. You need a talent for picking up new words and grammars these days-it’s become an obsession with me, someday I’ll probably write a book about it, but in what language?”
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“The old debate on whether or not the Chinese or the Vietnamese made the best American food ran through my head. Everyone knew that you couldn’t depend on a North American–run place, because gringos just aren’t good at such things.”
― High Aztech
― High Aztech
“My way of learning is to heave a wild and unpredictable monkey-wrench into the machinery.”
― The Maltese Falcon
― The Maltese Falcon
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Ernest,Thank you for the friendship.
Stay naughty,
Savannah
Thank you for adding this fellow author into your circle of friends here on Goodreads. I hope you'll add my novels including the cozy mysteries (What Would Nancy Do?, Lethal Prescription), In the Company of Women, The Christmas to Remember and Finding Normal to your to-read list. I look forward to reading your book reviews and recommendations. Happy reading!
Ernest