http://thegurrier.com Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:12:18 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://thegurrier.com/dramatis-personae/comment-page-1/#comment-537 Tales Of The Gurrier » Blog Archive » Welcome to the Filthy Tue, 30 May 2006 09:50:01 +0000 http://thegurrier.com/dramatis-personae/#comment-537 [...] Head on over to Elimare’s site today to read the latest installment in the Tales of The Gurrier and his enemies, from the poison pen of Red Presley herself. This one is so good I feel it necessary to appropriate it for the canon. I had better crank out another tale soon or they’ll take my gurriering license away. [...] [...] Head on over to Elimare’s site today to read the latest installment in the Tales of The Gurrier and his enemies, from the poison pen of Red Presley herself. This one is so good I feel it necessary to appropriate it for the canon. I had better crank out another tale soon or they’ll take my gurriering license away. [...]

]]> http://thegurrier.com/dramatis-personae/comment-page-1/#comment-536 Severe Jam Damage :: Hysteria at the Project :: May :: 2006 Tue, 30 May 2006 07:56:48 +0000 http://thegurrier.com/dramatis-personae/#comment-536 [...] *Authors note: As the playwright of ‘Hysteria’ apparently couldn’t choose what style of play he actually wanted to write so the thing looked like a mishmash of Beckett, Shaw and Chekov with a wee drop of Sartre thrown in for good measure I have written this review as an homage. Readers may notice a little HS Thompson, a dash of Garth Nix, one part Anthony Burgess and a healthy dose of the Gurrier Murphy, from whom I borrowed the characters. Comments » [...] [...] *Authors note: As the playwright of ‘Hysteria’ apparently couldn’t choose what style of play he actually wanted to write so the thing looked like a mishmash of Beckett, Shaw and Chekov with a wee drop of Sartre thrown in for good measure I have written this review as an homage. Readers may notice a little HS Thompson, a dash of Garth Nix, one part Anthony Burgess and a healthy dose of the Gurrier Murphy, from whom I borrowed the characters. Comments » [...]

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