I’ve been so consumed with dissertation work the last few months that I forgot to mention something else I’m happy to have out in the world: My story “One or Several Mothers” is in the fall issue of the Missouri Review. https://t.co/5pdJf4NuhB
Started a blog called Notes from the Neogene, about literature, books, and the mysteries, naturally enough, of the neogene. Few things there, including a nonexistent post about Italo Calvino https://t.co/dU9IVdYNqX
Things have changed, but I happened to do something I used to do, which is publish a story. Grateful to @barrelhouse for publishing my story about a mom trying to get her son to stop harassing Rod Stewart online https://t.co/ve1JYYLI7S
@mdbell79 I’m so sorry, that’s awful. I took FMLA to help my dad recently. That’s an absolutely essential option, and the idea that some individual with administrative power would make it difficult is infuriating. I hope it’s sorted out soon, and I hope you and your dad are alright
Once again, I’m cleaning and packing up at my father’s house. I carried a large box downstairs, and something scratchy was rasping against my foot, inside my shoe. I deposited the box and reached down, only to pull from my shoe a small note that reads “Mike?”
Brushing my teeth before going to the dentist makes me feel like I’m trying to cover up a crime, hide a dead body, defraud an investor. “No they’re always clean, I never use them at all”
@erikhane It feels like we’re seeing 2666 turn into a classic in real time. It’s been about 20 years from original release and 16 years from its English release. The Bolaño hype cycle can’t really account for its currency anymore. I wonder if same goes for those reading in Spanish
I suppose I don’t post here anymore, but I do blog to amuse myself for @TrylonCinema in Minneapolis—best damn movie theater there is—and this time I wrote about Harvey Keitel etc. in Ridley Scott’s debut feature film, THE DUELLISTS https://t.co/Dr9NWcAe7d
@Bill_Gerrard A beautiful remembrance. I only communicated with him here from time to time, but he was so clearly a kind, witty, and loving man. Sending love to you, your family, to David. May his memory be a blessing