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A short story written in the first person by an unnamed narrator,
describing their experience when visiting a gloomy gothic mansion
designed by M. C. Escher and built entirely of cardboard, ending in
a
final cataclysmic scene where the house collapses into two
dimensions, but still retains
two functional staircases that can be
used
on both sides.
Heinlein
http://en.wikipedia...d_House%E2%80%94%22
[not_morrison_rm, Dec 13 2014]
Shocking lack of mentions of foil
http://en.wikipedia...She_%281965_film%29
..wikipedia, eh? [not_morrison_rm, Dec 14 2014]
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Annotation:
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Much better than Usher's attempts at being an M.C, and whose singles are at least as dreary as Poe. |
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The sequel is about M.C.'s foray into equine breeding, working
title "The Foal of the Horse of Escher". |
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I thought the sequel was going to be about trousers
dropping off a large scab - "The Fall of the Hose of
Eschar". |
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I seem to remember a film with Ursula Andress playing an eternal goddess, but one still thrifty enough to wrap left-overs for another day, before the Morlocks got her. |
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I believe it was entitled "The Foil of the House of Ayesha". |
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I remember seeing a documentary about an
emaciated German tractor industrialist who wore
Ill-fitting traditional Bavarian garb: The Fall of the
Hose of Eicher. |
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It has been drawn to our attention that there may be a copyright
infringement in the title; it seems there is an academic report in print
on the subject of hydrocarbon pollution South-East of Walton-On-
Thames, causing mild atmospheric distortions. Ask at your local
bookshop for a copy of "The Fuel Of The Haze Of Esher" ... |
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This idea would be particularly popular amongst certain rural Scots, i.e. the folk of the Howes of Ayrshire. |
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I did hear of a German of extremely miserable disposition who spoke so slowly as to be tedious: |
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The drawl of the grouse of Prussia. |
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As the climax comes near in the international Origami competition, Lobsang reveals the killer move, doing the entire Himalaya range in complete silence the...The Hush Of The Fold Of Asia |
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That almost makes sense..I must be slipping... |
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Have you seen those people who go angling annually in frozen lakes? They fish in the hole of ice yearly. |
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