Clarence Major

The story involves fireworks on display, day lilies in bloom, also an unhappy doomed stepdaughter, nymphs playing in the fountain, a mysterious trip to Tangier as a place of refuge, a priceless painting once owned by Durand-Ruel, a strange odor at the local flax ...

So the dish ran away with the spoon. Although the dish prevailed, what they didn’t tell us is how the spoon escaped. The spoon wanted more contrast. That’s a fact. It’s also a fact that juxtapositions are endless— frying pans and bricks, skillets and ...