And it feels awesome (literally – the matte finish is silky). It’s odd to hold your own book and to not have read it. But the French version of Waiting for the Man will be published next month (it launches this week) and I’m kind of thrilled by it. Mostly because as a Quebecois the […]
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And Then You Hold A New Book In Your Hand
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Also tagged Attends-Moi, Daniel Grenier, Editions Marchand De Feuilles, French, Waiting for the Man
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Ceci N’est Pas Un Blog Post
This is not a blog post about anything. This is not a blog post about the unimaginable inanities taking place in Quebec, or Washington, DC, or Syria, or anywhere else. This is not a blog post about what makes a blog post and what makes an essay and whether or not the word blog is […]
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Also tagged blogs, Breaking Bad, Dinette Triple Crown, essays, Facebook, fried chicken, House of Representatives, irony, Jonathan Frenzen, LinkedIn, Magritte, math, novel, Syria, writing
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Random Thoughts About Clouds, Dancing Writers, TV, Boomers, Beer and Serena’s Butt
Thoughts generally are random. That’s what makes them magical. Or at least interesting. The random nature of thought, or what some of us might call stream of consciousness, leads to the difficult brilliance of the likes of Joyce and Borges, or the hilarious (but studied) non-sequiturs of Family Guy’s Stewie Griffin. Wait. I think watching […]
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Also tagged Amazon, beer, Borges, clouds, Hong Kong, Jeffrey Eugenides, Jennifer Egan, Joyce, Kuala Lumpur, Leopold Bloom, Malaysia, Margaret Atwood, Montreal, Spock, Stephen King, Stewie Griffin, Waterstone's, writing
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