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Author Archives: Brian McElmurry
In Search of Lost Time Vol. 1: Swann’s Way & some of Volume 2 (review written with little time)
Marcel Proust around page 60 of Swann’s Way, dips a cookie, a madeleine, into his tea, and is instantly taken back to the Combray of his youth (1870′s and 1880′s), a country town where his elderly great-aunt lived, and his family would holiday; his nameless … Continue reading
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Article I got published on Thought Catalog
I wrote a shit-talking parody of a Blake Butler essay. It’s kind of out-of-control, and makes me look a little crazy. Please read, if you have the time. http://thoughtcatalog.com/2012/i-dont-want-to-read-any-more-literary-or-cultural-criticism-by-blake-butler/
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In Defense of Ogling [1]
I’ve seen other men ogling women, and it can be a pretty contemptible thing. Mostly when a large age gap exists, like the 60-year-old gentleman looking at a questionably-legal teenager’s ass as she passes, following her ass with his eyes, … Continue reading
Posted in On Things
Tagged butt-boob-dar, feminism, McElmurry, sensitive misogynist, Thought Catalog
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On Being a Don Quixote
Most people that write are compelled to create. It doesn’t mean they’re the next Hemingway, or that you should care. It’s just they can. They’ve figured out a process. The words spin around their heads, an idea they want to … Continue reading
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Tagged atist as Don Quixote, delusion, Don Quixote, McElmurry, Writing
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Video of Skateboarder Getting Hit by Truck and Flying 50 Feet
It said he lived, but didn’t go into his injuries. I believe it happened recently, and all google seacrhes didn’t give anymore info. JESUS. Hope he’s okay.
