This blog started with other goals in mind, but is now devoted to biographical essays about notable men and women who are buried at Kensal Green Cemetery in London. I am posting essays here at the same time that I am sending related short stories to my subscribers. If you're interested in the short stories as well as these biographical essays, please visit www.shortshortshort.com for more information about my story subscriptions. Feel free to contact me at bruce@sff.net.
posted by Bruce Holland Rogers @ 8:47 AM
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Stories by Bruce Holland Rogers have won two Nebula Awards, a Pushcart Prize, two World Fantasy Awards, the Bram Stoker Award, and two Micro Awards. Bruce is a member of the permanent faculty of the Whidbey Writers Workshop MFA program at the Northwest Institute of Literary Arts. He lives in Eugene, Oregon. Some of Bruce's stories, including some award winners, may be found at www.shortshortshort.com.
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They look an awful lot like pens.
Colors: Red, cyan, chartreuse?
They are indeed pens, but there's more to the story than that. Each one comes from a different business establishment: red for one company, blue for a second, and green for the third.
Next to red rubber bands (which I'll discuss in a future blog), these pens constitute some of the distinctive street litter of London. I encountered more than a dozen such pens on the sidewalk as I was walking home from dinner a few nights ago.
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