Dear all,
I'm hard at work on some revisions/rewriting on several projects--a novella, a novel, and a few short stories (augh! why do I do these all at once?!?)--so the Penguin in the Machine will wind up again for next week. In the meantime, I give you some quality, literary entertainment, as the Monty Python Troupe attempts to read Sir Walter Scott's novel Redgauntlet.
Jeremy Toogood reads Redgauntlet for "A Book at Bedtime."
About Me
- Patrick Thomas Henry
- Patrick Thomas Henry is currently finishing his MFA in Creative Writing at Rutgers University in Newark, NJ. He studied English and Political Science at Susquehanna University, and he then completed his MA in English Literature at Bucknell University. Recently, he has contributed literary criticism and coverage of literary events to The Story Prize blog, and a review essay on David Foster Wallace's The Pale King is forthcoming in Modern Language Studies. His poetry will debut in Sugar House Review in April. His fiction and nonfiction have appeared previously in Revolution House, The Writing Disorder, and Modern Language Studies; his short story "Le Café de la Chatte Noire" was reprinted in volume two of The Writing Disorder Anthology.
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