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Author Archives: Henry Gee
What I Read On My Summer Holidays
Having just returned from a short break in La France Profonde I am compelled as if by the urugations of my fundament to tell you about the two books I read while sleeping off yet another repast cooked in goose … Continue reading
Posted in alice in wonderland, borges, dan simmons, phases of gravity, scarlett thomas, Science-fiction, sex, the end of mr Y, Writing & Reading
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Information
It might come as a surprise to you both that I have a page on Wikipedia. I didn’t create this page. Nobody told me it was being created, nor did they ask me for any input. They could have had … Continue reading
Posted in benveniste affair, chthonic, data entry at the OK corral, jeremiad, john madox, malfeasance, release of calcium from intracellular stores, Research, seven transmembrane helix G-protein coupled receptors, unknown, wikipedia, Writing & Reading
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It Has Not Escaped Our Notice #92
I have been all but submerged by this contribution from a Mr P. R. of Westminster. Sometimes a picture is worth a thousand words. There is something elegiac, almost melancholic here – a statement of frustration, futility and even impotent … Continue reading
Posted in extinction beckons, Silliness
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It Has not Escaped Our Notice #267
Norfolk Yoof – 1 Freudian Psychoanalysts – 0
Posted in Blog Norfolk!, ego, here we go here we go here we go-o, id, lego, Silliness, superego
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The Maison Des Girrafes Caption Competition #7
I have now been assaulted with this brutal contribution from Dr R. P. G. of Rotherhithe (what is it with Rotherhithe?) I shall start you off: “aagh … gasp … gurgle ….
Posted in Silliness, two cans of guinness brutally impaled on railings
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The Maison Des Girrafes Caption Competition #169
I have been deluged by this item from a Dr J. L. R. of Rotherhithe, to whom we proffer our thanks in the customary fashion. Orders of the Unicycling Girrafe generously bestowed … well, you know what to do.
Posted in moving fish, Silliness
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Arab Spring, English Summer
In no Arab country today is there democracy, freedom of expression or security guaranteed by law impartially applied. Despite the immense wealth conferred by oil, poverty is endemic and violence systematic and customary. So says David Pryce-Jones in The Closed … Continue reading
Posted in moral relativism, Politicrox, rage, riot
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Did Tolkien Support The Canaries?
As both of you probably know, I edit Mallorn, the Journal of the Tolkien Society. I also support Norwich City FC. Being short of an envoi for the issue of Mallorn I’m currently putting together (Oh Joy! When I finish, … Continue reading
Posted in Football, hobbits, lord of the rings, tolkien, Writing & Reading
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