Death Under the Bed.
I remember that I love Renata whenever she starts to take an interest in another man. This occurs occasionally and …
Tag Archives: Love
Valentines.
Edinburgh had lately enjoyed three days of unbroken sunshine and everybody was wondering when it was going to end. It …
Email Concerning an Encounter with the Ningen (2/2).
[Jiro Matsumoto’s first email is here. Ed.] Dear Tycienski-san. My last email related how Haruka, my girlfriend and crewmate aboard …
The Lady of the Lake.
The end of the year found me driving to my sister’s house deep in the fens. She had sent me …
Email Concerning an Encounter with the Ningen (1/2).
Dear Tycienski-san. It has been a number of years since your editor James first made contact with my crewmate Miho. …
The Misadventures of Athelstan Digby, by W. F. Harvey (5/20).
“TWO STRINGS TO THEIR BOW.” [The two recent editions of William Fryer Harvey’s short stories from Tartarus Press and Wordsworth …
The End of the Fringe: My Robot Heart.
The last that we saw of the performance poet Molly Naylor was in 2010, when she appeared at the Pleasance …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Confessions of a Grindr Addict.
I am hurrying over the spine of Edinburgh to Assembly Hall on the Mound. Planet Tattoo is already blaring above …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Irreconcilable Differences.
[The following contains mild spoilers.] It is not to say that I have had a bad experience so far – …
Tychy@ the Fringe: Moth to the Flame.
There are only two days – but four performances – left of Annie McCourt’s innovative and award-winning new play “Moth …
The King Across The Water.
Pablo and I sometimes drink with a Spanish agency worker named Felip in the Cloisters pub. When we last came …
Sisyphus.
In my dream, I found myself in your bedroom. It did not occur to the mind which I had been …
Short Story Review: It’s Beginning to Hurt.
[Tychy is nothing if not a writer and reviewer of short stories: this website to date features about eighty short …
Short Story Review: The Doll, Short Stories.
[Tychy is nothing if not a writer and reviewer of short stories: this website to date features about eighty short …
Book Review: Daphne Du Maurier’s Rebecca.
[The following contains spoilers.] Daphne Du Maurier’s Rebecca (1938) is often presumed to be a retelling of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane …
