（外文电子版资料）Pat Cadigan - The Final Remake Of Little Latin Larry.pdf

file:///G|/Program%20Files/eMule/Incoming/Pat%20Cadigan%20-%20The%20Final%20Remake%20Of%20Little%20Latin%20Larry.txt Pat Cadigan - The Final Remake Of Little Latin Larry So! Fix yourself a smell and sit down! Theres a wet bar, too, if you go that way. You know, for years I told myself I didnt, even though I always kept a full complement of cheers, vines, and the hards and their pards. Id say to myself, Oh, but of course the hooch is strictly for hospitality and nothing else. But now, Im out about it and I really feel much more non-bad about it. And wasnt it Elvis who said, Drinkers, like the poor, we will always have with us? Or was that Dylan? Might have been -- Dylan was the big expert on drinkers, wasnt he, dying as he did face down in the gutter -- lucky beast! -- not fifty paces from the Tired Horse Tavern where he came up with his biggest and best -- All the Tired Horses (of course!), Knockin on Fern Hills Door, The Hand That Signed a Paper Got to Serve Somebody, and, my personal favorite, Do Not Go Gentle Into Those Subterranean Homesick Blues. Rage, rage against the leaders, watch the parking -- Sorry, sorry, sorry! I can barely hold still, this is such an exciting time for me. I think my man Dylan put it best when he said, I sang in my chains: everybody must get stoned. One of his most evocative lines, at least for me. Even now, long, long, long after I first read it, it still stirs up for me the sensation of that state where youre practically thrumming in excitement, and the only thing that keeps you from flying up in the air and dragging the whole world after you like a cape tied around your shoulders is the incontrovertible fact of your just-that-much-too-heavy flesh -- Sorry again! The human condition tends to make me wax poetic. Rather, it