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Mrs. Markey’s Sentient Fiddle – (scene 6)
A Novella in installments, tracing the intermingling autobiographies of a boy and a violin, spanning over a century. The previous episode is right here. To find any episode, look here.

(The protagonist posing with some old friends: a Japanese shakuhachi, A Zimbabwean mbira, and a good ol’ American jaw harp.)
(6) – The Honeysuckle Bower, NJ, 1962
Ripeness
Mrs. Markey’s Sentient Fiddle – (scene 5)
Une Triolet Solitaire Pour Toi
Imagine: 19th century, Klondike gold rush, dangerous Yukon, a young man daring his fortune, his sweetheart behind far behind, waiting, somewhere in a seaside village in Mexico.
Mrs. Markey’s Sentient Fiddle – (scene 4)
Anatomy of Infatuation
Mrs. Markey’s Sentient Fiddle – (scene 3)
Creation Myth
Kant said an irrevocable limit to our knowing is in place, because our thoughts can never penetrate the luminous barrier. But others, less famed, attribute the expansion of knowing not to enhancing our thoughts but to cultivating new sense organs. And they say so not out of theory, but experience…





