Tokyo Bay & Other Stories
Phyllis Elago, RC StaceyI tell stories, both true and fictional, to entertain and to explore the truths of self and system as I write my first novel titled Tokyo Bay set in 1980s Cold War Asia.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 24 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 16 days ago |
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Haruto; or, a Modern Libertine
Haruto was dumbfounded by the news of Yōko’s death. Premature but not in her prime. Forty-one when she died. Visibly over the hill, for she was not one of those women who age slowly.
According to the paper, the Tokyo citizen who sighted he...
TOKYO BAY: CHAPTER 1 of novel-in-progress plus how I got the idea for the book
To my paid subscriber: Sorry I can’t think of a short story at the moment. So I thought you might like to see the first chapter of my novel and learn a little about how I got the idea for the book.
I don’t have a strong short story idea at...
Mini-Memoir: When speaking truth to power...
I swear this is Simon’s vibe: portrait of the composer Emmanuel Chabrier (1880) by Edouard Manet
1997
Helen was a talented oboist. She was also an observant and emotionally intelligent person.
One day she stood in the middle of the comm...
My interview with The Vanguard Literary Magazine
Wannabe Novelist's Notebook
The Vanguard: Live with Phyllis Elago
A big thank you to Phyllis Elago for joining me for a special interview about her short story The Rule of the Region, the first story in the inaugural The Vanguard Literary...
Mini-Memoir: Strength Comes From the Mind
1994
At a piano lesson, I was playing Mozart’s variations on Ah! vous dirai-je, maman, also known as the Twinkle Twinkle Little Star variations because the nursery rhyme uses the melody of the older French folk song. My piano teacher — Sov...
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Writer & translator – French, German & Russian into English. Passionate about literature, music & the mind (psychoanalysis). Writing a novel set in 1980s Cold War Asia. My translation of FUTURA: THE TYPEFACE is published by Laurence King.
Founder of The Vanguard Literary Magazine | Short Horror series A Shot of Misery available to read now | Once described as "the future of the greetings card industry" | South London
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