Another story of mine has been posted at bookscover2cover. This one is called Alack and can be read by clicking on the link. The writing prompt for this story asked us to take the phrase “What’s the Frequency, Kenneth?” as our inspiration and, having been using prompts for a while by this point, I wanted to use the phrase in as convoluted as way as possible – just because…
So, to finish, here’s R.E.M –
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More comments at Cover2Cover … but … it was GREAT to revisit this one, Blake 🙂
Thanks, Jen. I think the idea for this was a little bit influenced by ‘Lord of Light’ by Roger Zelazny, a book that features the most famous/notorious pun in all sci fi: “Then the fit hit the Shan.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_of_Light
And you thought my puns were bad?! 😛
Ahhh….. I haven’t read any Zelazny in ages. Worth looking into!!!
Fit hit the Shan, huh? Oy. 😛