Challenge 614
Magnifying Shadows
In Gary Clifton’s “Monster Divine”: How might the story be appropriate as a humorous footnote or example to the lesson of Pagans?
In Ron Van Sweringen’s “Yesterday’s Roses,” how does the rose become a symbol? And what does it symbolize?
In Christina St. Clair’s “The Purple Shoes,” the shoes evidently symbolize something — but what?
In Stephen Ellams’ “Valentine for Lorenza”:
- What is Lorenza like?
- Is it necessary to be famliar with Ingres’ Odalisque in order to understand the poem?
What is a Bewildering Stories Challenge?
