Can Cats Purr in Urdu? And Other Grownup Tales and Fables · Markoe DePorres Club

Title: en_US Can Cats Purr in Urdu? And Other Grownup Tales and Fables
Description: en_US Eugene Kaellis
Creator: en_US Kaellis, Eugene
Date: 2016-01-25T19:50:07Z; en_US 2005-11; en_US 1990
Date Available: 2016-01-25T19:50:07Z
Date Issued: en_US 1990
Abstract: en_US Kaellis' definition of fable is slippery, but his sense of morality and his sense of whimsy are both alive and well. What I want to do is spread holy insecurity, promote festering doubt, and inculcate a pervasive sense of gnawing agony (preface). I read two of these essories (a hybrid of essay and story) and enjoyed them both, though they are a long way from fable. Both Leaving Things Behind (1) and A Giant's Robe Upon a Dwarfish Thief (45) are thought-provoking reflective reveries.
Identifier: en_US 969473400; en_US 6011 (Access ID)
uri: http://hdl.handle.net/10504/81429
Language: en_US eng
Publisher: en_US Next Century Books: Finster Industries; en_US Burnaby, BC
Subject: en_US PR9199.3.K33 C3 1990; en_US Eugene Kaellis; en_US Title Page Scanned
Type: en_US Book, Whole