Draw Your Own My Penguin and submit it to the gallery.
We're throwing open six of our favourite Classics by publishing them with naked front covers and we'd really love for you to be involved - and to have as good a time coming up with covers as we've had in putting the series together.via fimoculous
Here's my thinkin' on The Picture of Dorian Gray
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I'm mightily impressed by the fact that the expedition included an "official" piper.
Reminds me of those strangely inspiring images (in Chester Wilmot's The Struggle for Europe, for example) of Highland regiments marching to war behind barrel-chested pipers.
And the tethering was cruel not only for the obvious reason that too much exposure to Margaret's Kilty Socks in such a forbidding climate can kill a small animal but because it ruled out any form of audience participation (I have in mind a sort of improvised penguin jig).
You're right about the cruelty. Whoops, maybe I meant Crime and Punishment
Instruction?
Magic Tales could have a picture of two brothers frowning.
Tall Tayles could have a picture of two brothers marking.
George Marston, "expedition artist", might also go down in history as "world's first penguin choreographer" - here teaching his hapless conscript the chicken dance.
Oh it's a jolly holiday with you, George...
or charles
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