Shorelines gone and maps destroyed
Hello! I have spent most of this week under some weather, but I am surfacing to remind everyone in the area that tomorrow night I will be reading at the Millbury Credit Union as part of Dark Minds, Dark Hearts: A Valentine's Fiction Affair with Larissa Glasser, Matthew M. Bartlett, Doungjai Gam Bepko, and Fiona Maeve Geist, and Andrea Wolanin. Be there or be some kind of uncool Euclidean object.
So I dreamed a story of apocalypse and leviathans. And then![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
asakiyume designed its beer label. She was reminded of it by the recent gathering of whales off Nantucket. Today I discovered that Bonnie "Prince" Billy has written a post-apocalyptic chantey at the behest of his friend who runs Dogfish Head Brewery. The streams are crossing, which is what you would expect them to do when the waters rise.
I misread a line on the internet as the green shock of recovery and I should like to do something with it sometime.
So I dreamed a story of apocalypse and leviathans. And then
asakiyume designed its beer label. She was reminded of it by the recent gathering of whales off Nantucket. Today I discovered that Bonnie "Prince" Billy has written a post-apocalyptic chantey at the behest of his friend who runs Dogfish Head Brewery. The streams are crossing, which is what you would expect them to do when the waters rise.I misread a line on the internet as the green shock of recovery and I should like to do something with it sometime.
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Thank you!
I'll let you know if I find any weird marine stuff in it (there's one beer mat that promotes the film "Warlords of Atlantis", so that's a start I guess!).
Oh, cool. I never think about beer mats. Please let me know what you find even if it isn't oceanic!
Didn't Dylan Thomas write the poem "The Green Fuse"? There must be a link...
He did, and he also wrote "Time held me green and dying / Though I sang in my chains like the sea." It does sound like one of his lines from that angle. Green meant a lot to him.