My friend Gymbrall (which is an ancient hobbit name, and not really his) has finally blogged a full-length post. Around here, Gymbrall is known for his ridiculously witty comments, but A Three Ghost Night is in a different vein. You could almost call it magical realism, except that the "magic" he writes about is the most enduring reality in the story. Take a look, and ask yourself if you have experienced a similar longing for magic...
Saturday, October 21, 2006
The Longing for Magic
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2 comments:
Ariel,
Thanks for the plug. Between that and the totally unwarranted "witty" comment, you have more than earned the iPod that might be (in a Schrödingerian sense) wending its way towards your mailbox.
gymbrall
I know I have definitely had days where I am so tired of the lack of change within me and wished for some catalyst to come and transform me in a way I feel unable to enact myself. It's interesting to analyse why we can recognise the problem, even the solution, but not have the wherewithall to shift our own pradigm.
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