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Louis Flint Ceci
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Profile created May 10, 2008
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Note: Louis Flint Ceci was the life-partner of
Don Edward Flint.
Click
here to see their journal,
which is the personal account of how a they faced the challenges of
two life-threatening illnesses: first a brain hemorrhage, and then
the diagnosis of glioblastoma multiforme, a malignant brain tumor.
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Comfort Me
(2008)
Set in a small town in south central Oklahoma, Comfort Me
tells the story of three teenagers, Malachi "Mally" Jacobs, Randy Edom,
and Joanie Tibbits, who find comfort in their unlikely friendship. But
it's a comfort that comes at a price. Randy's best friend, Red, harbors a
jealousy that goes deeper than the loss of a football buddy, leading him
to ever more violent bullying of Mally. Randy's initially abrasive run-ins
with Joanie blossom into romance, but in the process he uncovers betrayals
that underlie her seemingly perfect family. And Joanie's efforts to bring
Mally out of his shell seem on a collision course with her hopes for a
steady boyfriend.
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"Iconic Features in the Noun Phrases of
Yeats's 'The Cold Heaven'", Language and Style, Vol 16, No. 2 (1983).
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"The Case for Syntactic Imagery", College
English, Vol. 45, No. 5 (September, 1983)
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A Brief Tour of Visual Fields (1999)
Science
essay and interactive Java applet. See
Glyphic Technology web site.
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Diseased Pariah News, No. 10 (1995)
See "Truly Tutti Frutti Flies" — a satirical
science essay.
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The MUNI Motets (October 1993)
"To Hear Important Announcements," "Watch This
Space," "Operator Must Collect Transfer," "Information Gladly Given," "For
Your Safety Please," and "To Speed Your Ride."
A song cycle in the style of P.D.Q. Bach, performed by the Lesbian/Gay
Chorus of San Francisco.
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Diseased Pariah News, No. 6 (1992)
See "Part of the Problem" — a short story.
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Colorado North Review (1988)
See poems, "The Dogweed Witch" and "Cargo."
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