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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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Poem I got published on Screaming Seahorse: Issue 2
the best thing abt today please read, if you like.
The Internet is Real: Gabby Gabby emailed me a pdf of her ebook “pretty flowers”
“pretty flowers” is a curious formatted poem, or group of poems without any clear delineation between them by Gabby Gabby [1]. There is no rhyme or stanzas, per se, yet this is 100% poetry. In a large Helvetica (italicized?) font each … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian McElmurry, Brooklyn, Gabby Gabby, Internet Literature, McElmurry, Muumuu House, poetry, poetry review, pretty flowers, pretty flowers ebook, state fairs, Steve Roggenbuck, The Internet is Real Series, Thomas Jefferson, tumblr, vegan, Virginia, Virginia is for lovers, youthful ideals
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The Internet is real: Ana C. mailed me her chapbook “make-believe love-making”
The internet is real. On Jan. 27th while toner was being heated onto paper, I scrolled through my Facebook feed. I make copies while depressed, or weirdly hyper, 40 hrs a week, and read things online because my job doesn’t require the … Continue reading
