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(Sir) Tristram Bexindale-Webb implores you to…Meet Our Summer Intern Applicants
Posted in News, tagged news, Summer Interns, The Good Ear Review on February 15, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
It is All Hallow’s Eve, don’t you know.
Posted in News, tagged All Hallow's Eve, Halloween, Halloween costumes, The Good Ear Review, the urchin on October 31, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I, as editor-in-chief of this webby-sited literary journal, question those who so favour the All Hallow’s Eve celebration. Do they need to somehow make merry the macabre due to their own inner psychopathelogical tendencies? Do these poor unfortunate creatures need to “dress up” in demented “finery” to “convey” their spirit “for” this bizarre and unnatural [...]
NEWS: Summers of yore and yet to come, as ruminated by guest editor, F. Scott Fitzgerald
Posted in News, tagged F. Scott Fitzgerald, new writing, summer, The Good Ear Review, Zelda Fitzgerald on June 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
F. Scott Fitzgerald, writing between Highballs “And so with the sunshine and the great bursts of leaves growing on the trees, just as things grow in fast movies, I had that familiar conviction that life was beginning over again with the summer.” I wrote that. From my novel Gatsby: Among Ash-Heaps and Millionaires, The Great. [...]
NEWS: Spring hath pierceth, new writers, and daylight savings time as observed by Emily Dickinson
Posted in News, tagged daylight savings, Emliy Dickinson, new writing, spring, The Good Ear Review on April 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Was it Chaucer who said, “Whan that Aprille with his shoures sote / The droghte of Marche hath perced to the rote” which, loosely translated from Ye Olde Englishie, means “April follows March in the Gregorian calendar as established in 1582.” Clinical, yes. But you could see that Chaucer was indeed psyched by the season we [...]
Upcoming writers in this, the bleak mid-winter…
Posted in News, tagged The Good Ear Review on December 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Beware, beware! Take shelter! We are hurling toward the bleak mid-winter. Yes, we are. Now that Christian Christmas season is at a close and the New Year rings loud with its bells and cacophony. It is indeed mid-winter-esque, as you can plainly see. But it need not be bleak! No! I’m sorry—I was loud. (sotto) [...]
Mr. Fezziwig’s All-Night Rave
Posted in News, tagged Fezziwig, Happy Holidays, The Good Ear Review on December 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
It is that time of year where madness ensues. The wild pulsating rhythm of harps and fiddles that drives the dance floor utterly mental. The snuff. The mistletoe. Wassail. Punch mixture. Handkerchiefs. Mental. Since 1835, Fezziwig’s holiday all-nighters have brought merry. And have turned all unassuming party guests from this: to this: The Good Ear Review [...]
DEAD WRITERS’ CORNER: I have nothing to declare but this luggage…
Posted in News, tagged dead writers, Oscar Wilde, playwright on November 30, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Good afternoon. I died today. Tea? It was in a small room in Paris. I lay consumptive. Or some such. I scolded myself for my weakness in absinthe, which I believe may have pushed me over the edge in being more than usually accessible to colds and Whoopsie (a whooping form of dropsy). I could only [...]
You can dance if you want to … Writers to watch for in this autumnal season of Autumn.
Posted in News, tagged The Good Ear Review on September 21, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
There is reason to dance—heat from hot, hot summer is at its end and Autumn begins anew … like something new all over again. A wonderful time of year where all beautiful things die by turning a glorious colour of fire and red … bits that were once green shall perish! Tree leaves will fall [...]
Writers coming up this summer season that remains…
Posted in News, tagged The Good Ear Review on September 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Hello to you. Hello. My name is Miss Constance Gutkowsky, The Good Ear Review administrator. Yes…”Miss.” I am not yet married. I hope to marry one day, to meet my prince. Yes, it has been a long wait. And many disappointments. My dance card has hardly been filled at socials and cotillions, I admit. But [...]
INTERVIEW: Eye to Eye with The Good Ear Review’s Editor-in-Chief Bexindale-Webb and Guest Editor Phineas Gage
Posted in News, tagged The Good Ear Review on June 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
… a tin-cans-and-string conversation. Tristram: Welcome, Mr. Gage. Phineas: Sir. T: … Tristram. P: Tristram. T: No. Sir Tristram. P: Certainly. Beg pardon. T: Welcome to The Good Ear Review. For now. Not for long. Guest Editor. Merely a guest. Welcome. P: An honor, Sir Tristram, sir. T: I see you have your railroad tapping-down-dynamite-spikey-thingy. [...]
We are now accepting monologue submissions
Dramatists—do not canter but rather gallop to your computery micro-chipped typewriters and create an arresting monologue. Polish it, spit on it, and submit it to The Good Ear Review for our consideration. Click here for submission guidelines.Tristram Stjohn Bexindale-Webb, editor-in-chief
"I am the best judge of all things." Which is why Mr. Bexindale-Webb (knighthood pending) had appointed himself the review's Editor-in-Chief – and has been thus for the past 147 years. He is the brainchild behind The Good Ear Review and without him many urchins would be acquiring their Chimney Maintenance Certification instead of fetching his house slippers and proofing complex sentences.Pages
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