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La serie, estrenada en 1987 era una producción británico-estadounidense, creada y producida por Jim Henson, el mismo genio que creó a Los Muppets. En el Narrador de cuentos o The Storyteller se relataban legendarios cuentos propios del folclore europeo y la tradición de los cuentos de hadas. El protagonista y quién guiaba las historias era el actor John Hurt, acompañado de Brian Hurt, hijo del creador, quién prestaba su voz al perro hablador.
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It would be an exaggeration to say that I feel the absence of someone whom I never met—someone who died when I was three—but I do wonder, with something more than mere curiosity, what Barthelme would have made of the past twenty-odd years. These are decades I feel we’ve processed less acutely because he wasn’t there to fictionalize them: their surreal political flareups, their new technologies, their various zeitgeists and intellectual fads and dumb advertisements. Part of what I love about Barthelme’s stories is the way they traffic in cultural commentary without losing their intimacy, their humanity. But I’m losing the thread. My point is not to reveal a secret wish that Barthelme was my uncle. I wanted to say something about lists. A zombie advances toward a group of thin blooming daughters and describes, with many motions of his hands and arms, the breakfasts they may expect in a zombie home.
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