March 30, 2008

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Below the fold, a scan of the first story I ever sold, a piece I wrote under the title “Carving The Pelican.”

I sold it to the Japanese magazine Jidaijin for a hundred bucks.

They paid promptly, printed it in English and Japanese, misspelled my name three times in three different ways, and changed the title to “Incomoplete [sic] Sculpture of Pelican.”

I changed it back when I printed it in Terrain a year or so later, in February 1993.

Large jpg below the fold. Terry Karney offers a short observation on the piece here.

pelican story by Creek Running North, on Flickr, apologies for the lack of ALT text

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“bades me stay.”

Shudder.

Ah, youth.

Shudder.

Change it. It’s not carved in stone.

It’s not carved in stone.

*laughs*

Why is there a small stork at the bottom of the page? Were you pregnant?

Also; “oblong eccentricities”?

Were you pregnant?

Not that i know of.

In September 1992, we spent a marvelous day at Point Reyes.  We watched the pelicans swooping and fishing in bay.  I loved the suddenness of their splooshes into the water.

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