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The book has arrived and sits back in a cafe just like any normal book.
/pe(ə)r/
First edition © Patrick Coyle 2013
Designed by An Endless Supply
Published by Wysing Arts Centre
90 pages
This is how I wrote /pe(ə)r/
(NB: Colours don't appear in the finished book)
YouTube video of someone 'feeding a dozen parrots on pear'
On either side of the laryngeal orifice is a recess, termed the piriform sinus (also piriform recess, pyriform sinus,piriform fossa, or smuggler's fossa), which is bounded medially by the aryepiglottic fold, laterally by the thyroid cartilageand thyrohyoid membrane. The fossae are involved in speech.
The term "piriform," which means "pear-shaped," is also sometimes spelled "pyriform" (as in the diagram on this page.)
The Next Big Thing
Steven Fowler asked me and three others to take part in The Next Big Thing by answering the following questions about my next book, and nominating four others to do the same.
Where did the idea come from for the book?
The idea for the book came from an artificial pear that I found in Florida the day before beginning a residency at Wysing Arts Centre in April 2012. The pear was cut in half, a gesture that is reenacted through various imagined environments inspired by the other people who were present during the residency period.
What genre does your book fall under?
Non-fiction voluntary spirit possession fantasy.
What actors would you choose to play the part of your characters in a movie rendition?
Narrators = Salvatore Arancio, Ed Atkins, Jonathan Baldock, Edwin Burdis, Nicolas Deshayes, Jess Flood-Paddock, Emma Hart, Magnus Nilsson & Ralf Pflugfelder (computer-generated combination), Flora Parrott, Philomene Pirecki, Elizabeth Price, Stuart Whipps, Luke Abbott
Artificial Pear (when whole) = computer-generated combination of A. J. McLean and Diana Canova
Artificial Pear (Stalkage) = A. J. McLean
Artificial Pear (Other Side) = Diana Canova
What is the one sentence synopsis of your book?
The gesture of an artificial pear being cut in half is reenacted through various imagined environments inspired by people the author encountered at Wysing Arts Centre in 2012.
How long did it take you to write the first draft of the manuscript?
Nine months.
Who or what inspired you to write this book?
As above.
What else about your book might pique the reader’s interest?
These questions and my answers will be included in the book.
My camera made a flash pear in the tree this morning.
Kurt Vonnegut on the shapes of stories
An ocularist holds a glass tube over a Bunsen burner as he makes a glass eye at his medical equipment shop
· Introduction (Introduces characters, setting, time, etc.) One of my earliest memories is standing in a classroom at my first school, probably aged around five, · Initiating Action (The point of a story that starts the rising action) and watching another child sharpening pencils on the other side of the room using a bright green plastic pencil sharpener. · Rising Action (Events leading up to the climax/turning point) I calmly walked over to the other side of the room and stood next to the other child. I asked if I could use the pencil sharpener, took hold of it, and proceeded to sharpen my finger. · Climax (The most intense point of the story/the turning point of the story) I remember the shreds of skin peeling away from my finger and the way the pale purple that was revealed clashed with the lime green plastic of the pencil sharpener. · Falling Action (your story begins to conclude) I don’t remember any pain, only confusion. I remember feeling perplexed at how something wasn’t working but should be. · Resolution/Conclusion (a satisfying ending to the story in which the central conflict is resolved - or not -) I remember thinking, after a polite but firm telling off from my teacher, how I should be allowed to sharpen my finger, and it should then become a better, sharper writing implement. And better than a pencil because I would never lose it.
Author's own story, ordered according to Short Story-writing guidelines from http://www.wikihow.com/Write-a-Short-Story
Trim something by cutting away its outer edges, Carlo pared his thumbnails with his knife, cut off the outer skin of something, pare off the rind using a peeler, reduce something in size, extent, or quantity in a number of small successive stages, union leaders publicly pared down their demands, and we pared costs by doing our own cleaning.
An edited version of http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/pare
Ambroise Paré contributed both to the practice of surgical amputation and to the design of limb prostheses.[12][13] He also invented some ocular prostheses,[14] making artificial eyes from enameled gold, silver, porcelain and glass.
The newly enucleated pear returned to Wysing.
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The Crows of Pearblossom by Aldous Huxley
The story of Mr. and Mrs. Crow, whose eggs never hatch because the Rattlesnake living at the base of their tree keeps eating them.
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