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"If you are interested,
I will give you a short summary of his life"
I will give you a short summary of his life"
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The Institute of Inane Research has discovered the only shrine dedicated to St. Puce: It can be found in the Writer's Room of a sit-com whose main character got his name from a 1938 story: Day of The Locust by Nathanael West. Mr. West's first published novella, The Dream Life of Balso Snell documents the existence of the Holy Flea. |
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Footnotes
Balso Snell's Dream Life was originally published in 1931.
Another vermin was sanctified in 2013.
But unlike the Holy Flea,
He is ensconced in the Holy See.
Balso Snell's Dream Life was originally published in 1931.
Another vermin was sanctified in 2013.
But unlike the Holy Flea,
He is ensconced in the Holy See.
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| The text photograph is from page 115 of this edition of The Dream Life Of Balso Snell The next Nathanael West page is here. |
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