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Book Review: Mockingbird by Walter Tevis
It took Walter Tevis 17 years from the published of his utterly sublime novel The Man Who Fell to Earth and the publication of his next novel Mockingbird. In that intervening time he had developed two relatively full-time jobs: professor … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, fiction
Tagged Brave New World, dystopia, Idiocracy, Mockingbird, Penises, religion, Robots, sci-fi, science fiction, sex, suicide, the man who fell to earth, Walter Tevis
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The Only Part of You He Had
Eight months. Eight months she’d been gone. Buried under a litany of nightmares and choked down tears. You spend enough time crying eventually you to hide it, let it out it bursts, little moments of weakness as the new status … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Fiction
Tagged cancer, Loss, Love, mourning, opening old wounds, pain, post-it note, rediscovery, sexybutt, suicide, tears
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Jump
Petrified baggage. Old as time and about as compelling as a roadkill soap opera. Doesn’t help you cant get rid of it. Doesn’t hurt to try until you find out it’s you with the dishwater. Ah, well, no use in … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Fiction, fiction
Tagged a laugh, buildings, city, cityscape, death, eternity, falling, hell of a way to go, jump, Life, regret, suicide, swallowed by the wind
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