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    Flaubert Dreams of Travel But the Illness of His Mother Prevents It

    Jun 28, 2019 2 minutes
    By Chuck Stephens
    By Ken Kobland and The Wooster Group
    “Mosquitoes begin to hum, toads commence to leap; serpents hiss. Lightnings flicker. Hail falls. Then come gusts, bearing with them marvelous anatomies: Heads of alligators with hoofs of deer; owls with serpent tails; swine with tiger-muzzles; goats with the crupper of an ass; frogs hairy as bears; chameleons huge as hippopotami; calves with two heads, one bellowing, the

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