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Willis Plummer reviews my Chapbook “Everybody’s Gotta Suffer (Even Jesus and Rich People)…”
Willis Plummer wrote a nice review of my chapbook. Here it is; though Willis mentions I hate my boss, but I don’t hate my boss, he is very nice and looks out for me, in ways, I just mention him … Continue reading
Review: “lol.thx texas i will never love again.” by Willis Plummer
Starting with the title “lol.thx texas i will never love again.” Willis Plummer sets up his poem as absurdist and sad, as in recognition of the emotions being painful and, in the end, pointless. A stance of defense against a … Continue reading
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Tagged "lol.thx texas i will never love again.", poetry, review, Willis Plumber
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I’ll ship anyone a chapbook I made “Everybody Suffers (Even Jesus and Rich People)…” if you message me your address. It has 3 stories and a couple poems and artwork stolen from Mark Gonzales (he inspired me to make the zine and I’m sure he’d ‘be down’ with the borrow). Its a limited 1st edition of 25 copies.
my email is mcelmurry78 [at] yahoo.com. It’s about 4500 words and has a 1st person story, 2nd person story, and a 3rd person story (two of them are only available throw this limited offer), and a couple poems.
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Tagged chapbook, Fiction, free chapbook, McElmurry, poet, poetry
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Does anyone even read this? Surviving or striving
Seems the idea of hope, for most people, is transient. I think of my life, currently sitting in a fluorescent windowless room doing mindless work for $30,000 before taxes. This is enough money to survive. I live in a 550 … Continue reading
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Book Review: The Recognitions by William Gaddis
—Reading Proust is an experience. In unassigned dialogue, William Gaddis writes, probably recognizing what it would be like to read his 956 page novel “The Recognitions”. A novel that demands not just the time of the reader, but requires them … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambiguity, Beats, book review, Brian McElmurry, Esme, Harold Sand, Lower East Side, Mithraism, Paris Review, Spain, The Bible, The Recognitions, William Gaddis
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The NBA on ABC and Marxism and Antenna TV
Basketball is a sport that takes only the space for a court, or a half-court, a hoop and a ball. You can play basketball by yourself, or with two people, or with more. Football you cannot play by yourself. Baseball … Continue reading
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Tagged antenna TV, Basketball, cable, Marxism, McElmurry, NBA, NBA on ABC, rant, TNT
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