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Just published a new story. I have been working on it forever, it was in development hell. It is about nostalgia, a Japanese salaryman, complete destruction, and the danger of fantasy.
Give it a read, link in bio. If you like it, share it,
Thank you
Birth rates are low because neurotic hoes trigger a 3rd party bookshelf audit when they come to your house
Also read my creepy spooky non-hoe approved story about time travel and nostalgia sickness
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A huge thanks to everyone who bought, preordered, promoted, even just checked out SALOMON’S GARDEN. I wrote this over about four years and the process was long, arduous, and often lonely, and I am thrilled to have even one reader. Thanks @20gaShotgun for taking the chance. Enjoy!
Lady that works at the gas station by me pisses me off so bad that I saw she was inside and just drove away
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I wrote a piece on literary biography
Why does a literary biography from 1959 still command respect among readers and scholars alike? Richard Ellmann found that a life told in order, rich in detail, can have all the drama and tragedy of a great novel. That insight made his James Joyce a classic that some call the best literary biography ever written.
Henry Vaughan on Zachary Leader’s Ellmann’s Joyce, and why a human life is worthy of prolonged contemplation. Link below:






















