So, so, so, I've been reading Dave Eggers's A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, and it is exactly that. A remarkable blend of fiction and non that is encouraging in its ability to inspire a writer to write. So, so, so, I've set out to write a simple post, that may or may not be read by the people I like. [Chances are, if you're reading this, I like you.]
But, I've nothing remarkable to say, so I won't say a thing:
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- Joel Bobbett
- Once, I was like ten feet away from the coach of the Ugandan national soccer team.
joeley
KEY
1) I tend to overstate, then undermine
2) Mostly, I just undermine:
(a) the reader
(b) the author
3) Symbols are largely non-representative of any other object. A green leaf will have nothing to do with new life, neither will turning over said green leaf.
4) Four.
5) All of this may or may not be falsified.
2) Mostly, I just undermine:
(a) the reader
(b) the author
3) Symbols are largely non-representative of any other object. A green leaf will have nothing to do with new life, neither will turning over said green leaf.
4) Four.
5) All of this may or may not be falsified.
3 comments:
I read it, and you don't like me.
You love me, you bastard.
i like you too
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