Like the fables of John Collier or A.E. Coppard, the Narratives of Theodore Sturgeon unite the folklore themes of unlimited moral privilege (via wish fulfillment) and the potential malignancy of Nature, with a wry, sly, moral skepticism; centering in stories …
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DARK MISCHIEF: Theodore Sturgeon’s Sinister Fables
Posted by Donald Phelps on December 24th, 2009 at 12:01 AMTCJ Blogs
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