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Latest comment: 12 years ago by Mikeblas in topic Notability

'Storm-Bird, Storm Dreamer' is a short story from JG Ballard's collection 'The Disaster Area'.

In the story which takes place on the coast of an abandoned shore with 'damp meadows' lies a moored picket ship whose captain, Crispin, is the sole member. He is defending his ship from 'immense white creatures' which can fly. As he shoots these doves, a woman who lives in a house on the beach, collects the feathers from the corpses which have started to build up into a heap. With the help of a dwarf, Quimby, she is making from the feathers a 'pergola'. Crispin is asked to help, but one night upsets the woman by killing a bird at her house. Crispin understands that the woman 'thinks she is a bird'. He wears the hollow carcass of the bird so that he too can make a flight. In flight the woman shoots him in the chest. She collects the feathers off him to continue with her nest for the bird that 'would bring her back her son'.  Preceding unsigned comment added by 92.1.127.20 (talkcontribs) 2014-06-11T06:29:02‎

Notability

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There's only one reference for this book. More are needed to establish notability. -- Mikeblas (talk) 12:55, 1 July 2014 (UTC)Reply