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24 January 12020 is C.
L. Moore’s birthday. Catherine Lucille Moore was a prolific fantasy and science
fiction writer from the thirties through the fifties, her work appearing in Weird Tales and Astounding Science Fiction among other less well-known outlets. She
frequently collaborated with her husband Henry Kuttner; it was a book of their
short stories, A Gnome There Was, that
first alerted me to the existence of the genre in the late summer of 1961, just
before I started fifth grade.
I’m sorry, but I don’t feel much like writing anything at the
moment, which is why I’m posting these prepared shells rather than finished
items. All my energy has been leached away, and I feel like—well, I don’t know
what I feel like, but it isn’t good. When I’m not coughing and sneezing I’m
sleeping, or lying awake in a dark room too tired to move and wondering why I’m
still alive. I’ve definitely been sicker than this, but I’m not having a good
time of it, and I’ve often felt better.
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