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WILLOWS - A bulletin board displaying the photos of 17 Glenn County servicemen was vandalized Thursday inside the California Department of Motor Vehicles office in Willows.
Local News 2009
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One of the best things about The Wind in the Willows is the bogus lore, the preposterousness carried off with a high hand (like something committed by Toad) which adds the underlying laughter that makes the feeling of the book such a happy one.
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The Wind in the Willows is a wonderful escape: there is always plenty of food, for the most part delightful things happen, in fact very magical and wonderful things happen, the ordinary things that happen are wonderfully desirable, full of ordinary magic, when there is snow there is a bright fire in the hearth, the seasons are relished, the field mice sing carols and it all ends happily.
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I think The Wind in the Willows is one of the best books available to us in this world.
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Blackwood's success in achieving this feat in "The Willows" is legendary, and is what led Lovecraft to praise that story so highly.
Dark Awakenings and Cosmic Horror : The Lovecraft News Network 2010
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The above magazine, The Willows, is a truly exceptional magazine of Steampunk/Victorian speculative fiction.
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In their own words, “The Willows is an atmospheric horror and dark fantasy magazine with an emphasis on the traditional weird tale, in the classic style of Blackwood, Dunsany, Hodgson, Machen, and other macabre fantasistes of the 19th and early 20th centuries.”
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In short, The Wind in the Willows is catastrophically dated.
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On the road he mmeets a girl, Kristin Willows who demonstrates powers of her own, and Luthor decides to stay with her.
Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Sandman’s Review Forum 2009
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Blackwood's success in achieving this feat in "The Willows" is legendary, and is what led Lovecraft to praise that story so highly.
Archive 2010-03-01 2010
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