The Death of the Author - Act One, Chapter Thirteen: Lucky 13...

...(Part 2) - In which the circle is not unbroken...

--- Guy Groseille is a writer who is dying to be published. But he is lazy and, to put it bluntly, dreadful. His novella, Love's Alchemy, is almost unreadable. But he is nevertheless approached by Dr. Norman Norton, an ex-poet and book seller, who has a plan - or, rather, a Plot, which will make them both infamous

The Death of the Author - Act One, Chapter Thirteen: Lucky 13...

... (Part 1) - In which Missy Has her say

--- Guy Groseille is a writer who is dying to be published. But he is lazy and, to put it bluntly, dreadful. His novella, Love's Alchemy, is almost unreadable. But he is nevertheless approached by Dr. Norman Norton, an ex-poet and book seller, who has a plan - or, rather, a Plot, which will make them both infamous

The Death of the Author - Act One, Chapter Twelve: Nothing New, All the Standard Stuff

. . . in which we meet The Whole Sick Crew

--- Guy Groseille is a writer who is dying to be published. But he is lazy and, to put it bluntly, dreadful. His novella, Love's Alchemy, is almost unreadable. But he is nevertheless approached by Dr. Norman Norton, an ex-poet and book seller, who has a plan - or, rather, a Plot, which will make them both infamous.

The Death of the Author - Act One, Chapter Eleven: Cruel

. . . in which I'm vomiting up and approaching the dreaded page 50

--- Guy Groseille is a writer who is dying to be published. But he is lazy and, to put it bluntly, dreadful. His novella, Love's Alchemy, is almost unreadable. But he is nevertheless approached by Dr. Norman Norton, an ex-poet and book seller, who has a plan - or, rather, a Plot, which will make them both infamous.