Letter From Somewhere
Lynda E. RuckerOff-the-beaten-track musings from a writer of strange stories about travel, nature, art, books, film, running, walking, psychogeography, hiking, history, the weird, the uncanny, the gothic, ghosts, hauntings, memory, and so much more.
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Do they have a word for it?
I used to have a book called They Have a Word For It. It was all about words that don’t exist in English, ideas and concepts that we don’t have a single word or phrase to describe. The so-called Sapir-Whorf hypothesis,1 in what is sometimes...
All these are the most secret secrets: Arthur Machen and "The White People"
Arthur Machen’s “The White People,”1 originally published in 1904, remains one of the most singular and strangest stories2 I’ve ever read. When precisely I first read it I don’t actually remember — or whether it was before or after I read T...
All the Time in the World
“You have all the time in the world.” I keep thinking about what an oddly meaningless phrase that is. It’s something older people say to younger people, or that older people say about themselves when they reminisce about their youth, but it...
As I Walked Out One Early Spring Morning
Spring is here, and this year has confirmed what I have long suspected: I am part plant. The instant the sun comes out and the weather feels warm I come to life. On March 20, the spring equinox, the first blooms appeared on the cherry tree...
Wet Pants (Pants in the American Sense), Nice Ladies, and the Peculiar Nature of Time, in Dublin, 1989
Recently, I was chatting with a friend about the shame of being abroad and seeing a tourist of your nationality behaving badly. But this reminded me of a story about a time I ran into some American tourists and was not horrified. Gather rou...
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Shirley Jackson-award winning writer of many things, including three collections of strange stories: The Moon Will Look Strange, You'll Know When You Get There, and Now It's Dark.
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