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OK, I pretty definitely remember this story. I just love this. Nothing is what it seems. (And--goes without saying--no one is who they...) And perhaps my favorite line is the last. "His words ...
Oh, thank you Julie! And thanks for including the link! I've been having link (linkage) lapses lately
Yum. Delicious story idea...all the ingredients for a great book. Would love a double-signed book as well. It's on order.
Ann, I think I remember this story. Is that possible? Here are a couple of my favorite lines: "It's not reading, Mother, she says. Everything is not reading." "He has an inbox and an outbox...
Your Guernica piece kicked serious ass. Great to see you here.
Thanks Kathy!
Beautiful, multi-faceted, subtle and evocative. Great work!
Oh and the Invictus line got a laugh from me, Martin. Your dad sounds a lot like the narrators I write about. My dad is nothing like that but for some reason all the fathers end up that way. J...
Plug away, you two. Loved the interview. Here's a quick link: http://blog.fictionaut.com/2010/09/03/checking-in-with-what-may-have-been/
Good short story, leaves you thinking, these two lines in particular: "I'm taking an angel home . . . laughing when she hit the ground." Graphic.
Thanks a heck of a lot, Martin and Jack. Glad this piece had some authenticity. I nearly got my ass kicked all the time as a kid ... and I had "fun" (a stressful type) writing this piece. Sa...
Ditto on all of the above. And double-signed? Even better!
This is gorgeous and perfect and yes, tells the entire story.
Excellent! Thanks for the link. Looking forward to the reading in October.
Dear LA, This is hilarious and poignant. I like the play on the ineptitude of bourgeois feminism and the literary canon. I liked your details - small but well placed. And I especially liked th...
Great. Reminds me of home. I had a panda bear with his stuffing knocked out and a Dad who quoted Invictus.
="I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship":)? /Mr.Gary Percesepe explained me something/
Thanks for the comments, all.
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