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"Bubbling up in our own good time-- online."
| Liath MacTire |
Biography:
Liath means gray green in Gaelic. That pretty much describes me. I’m a little ol’ gray green
man who lives in the suburbs of Crow. Or rather, somewhere between Crow and Panther. As a
shallow youth, I ran around jungles for the military with a bunch of callow youths. Now I run
around hilly land whining and sniveling with a never-ending honey-do list in my hand. In short,
I'm much like everyone else. (Summer 2005)
Liath MacTire is a grey-green mountain troll who wanders around the Wolf Creek forests and
suburbs of Crow. Every other Wednesday he makes the trek over the hill to attend the writers
group. He finds this adventure very entertaining because it allows him the opportunity to growl
at shopkeepers and frighten innocent tourists. Some more astute observers contend that he
really does have sense enough to come in out of the rain. This is purely anecdotal hearsay
and should not be considered a true condition unless personally verified by personal
observation. (Spring 2012)
Website address: none available
Index of Groundwaters contributions:
Volume 1 Issue 4 - “Crones, Sages and Men of Age” and “Black Holes and Demigods”
(essay)
Volume 2 Issue 1 - “Lost Cauldron” (poetry); “Kansas City Trip; Part One” (travel/non-fiction)
Volume 2 Issue 2 - “Kansas City Trip; Part Two” (travel/non-fiction)
Volume 3 Issue 2 - “The Great Northern Adventure” (travel/non-fiction); “Peaches Drumming”
(unsure of classification)
Volume 3 Issue 3 - “Bugs in Texas” (travel/non-fiction)
Volume 6 Issue 4 - “Dragons and Other Fine Fellows" (fiction)
Volume 7 Issue 2 - "A Short and Undistinguished History of a Survivor" (personal
experience/non-fiction)
Volume 7 Issue 3 - "Sydney, The Hummingbird" (fiction)
Volume 7 Issue 4 - "Age of Women" (humor/essay)
Volume 8 Issue 3 - "The Buzzing Bee Café" (short fiction)
Liath means gray green in Gaelic. That pretty much describes me. I’m a little ol’ gray green
man who lives in the suburbs of Crow. Or rather, somewhere between Crow and Panther. As a
shallow youth, I ran around jungles for the military with a bunch of callow youths. Now I run
around hilly land whining and sniveling with a never-ending honey-do list in my hand. In short,
I'm much like everyone else. (Summer 2005)
Liath MacTire is a grey-green mountain troll who wanders around the Wolf Creek forests and
suburbs of Crow. Every other Wednesday he makes the trek over the hill to attend the writers
group. He finds this adventure very entertaining because it allows him the opportunity to growl
at shopkeepers and frighten innocent tourists. Some more astute observers contend that he
really does have sense enough to come in out of the rain. This is purely anecdotal hearsay
and should not be considered a true condition unless personally verified by personal
observation. (Spring 2012)
Website address: none available
Index of Groundwaters contributions:
Volume 1 Issue 4 - “Crones, Sages and Men of Age” and “Black Holes and Demigods”
(essay)
Volume 2 Issue 1 - “Lost Cauldron” (poetry); “Kansas City Trip; Part One” (travel/non-fiction)
Volume 2 Issue 2 - “Kansas City Trip; Part Two” (travel/non-fiction)
Volume 3 Issue 2 - “The Great Northern Adventure” (travel/non-fiction); “Peaches Drumming”
(unsure of classification)
Volume 3 Issue 3 - “Bugs in Texas” (travel/non-fiction)
Volume 6 Issue 4 - “Dragons and Other Fine Fellows" (fiction)
Volume 7 Issue 2 - "A Short and Undistinguished History of a Survivor" (personal
experience/non-fiction)
Volume 7 Issue 3 - "Sydney, The Hummingbird" (fiction)
Volume 7 Issue 4 - "Age of Women" (humor/essay)
Volume 8 Issue 3 - "The Buzzing Bee Café" (short fiction)
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