Loading... Moss skulking about Bella Botega Tulleys this Saturday
Today, I’m a friend of all animals, even moss. I wasn’t always that way:
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That was from when I fought the moss, but then it reached out–I mean really, it reached out–it taught me a lesson.
Learn how this could happen at a reading this Saturday at 7PM, March 28th, at 8862 161st Ave NE, Redmond. The reading is part of Redmond Association of SPokenword (RASP).
Show up and through the magic of the English language, I’ll work you in as the main character of “Moss Memoirs,” a story published in the Ruins Terra anthology. Another option is to pick up the book so you can enjoy the story without my annoying, buzzy voice, and also read other great authors selected by the editor, Eric T. Reynolds, in his archeological themed anthology about Ruins on Earth, authors such as Ann Walters and her “Rising Tide”, Ivan Sun and his “After the Stonehenge Bombing”, and Jaqueline Seewald and her “The Boy Who Found Atlantis.”
And those are just the start…
Comments
Comment from lancerkind
Time March 30, 2009 at 07:25
After I read Moss Memoirs at Redmond’s RASP, someone came by and said that the story reminded him of a paragraph in “Old Man’s War” were some moss had with the ability to take up a form and tear apart some soldier.
Apparently moss has starred in a number of works of fiction and it’s always cranky!
Comment from lancerkind
Time March 30, 2009 at 07:25
Bad moss! Bad!
Comment from lancerkind
Time March 30, 2009 at 07:28
I also find it amusing that when searching for Moss on YouTube, it usually hits on Kate Moss. She’s not a bad kind of moss. 
Comment from Bradford
Time March 27, 2009 at 10:02
Wasn’t the super Mario Bros. movie about fungus with a collective intelligence? Then again, I’ve always been more partial to moss — it’s comfier.