There are so many things I want to read about and write about, but the task of gaining even the most basic, superficial familiarity is grindingly slow. I’ve discovered this amazing song by an old industrial group, K-Nitrate called Massacre.
… Read the restSo much, so much… (murder?) Read More »
– YESTERDAY – Worked all day. Got a little emotional in the end as I was reading the news from back home, listening to Pat S.’s industrial compilations (There is No Time; I was looking for a track listing, but I couldn’t find the thing anywhere on Amazon), and wading through a stack of surprisingly tangled Montana tax forms.
… Read the restYour results:
You are Spider-Man
| You are intelligent, witty, a bit geeky and have great power and responsibility. |
– THE WEEKEND – Was busy busy busy, from top to bottom, with three challenging critiques to drill out for my workshop, and about three hundred pages of Laurence Sterne (I’ve another ninety to go by Wednesday). Plus I’m presenting my writing to the workshop a week from today, so I did two revisions (one following Jessica’s ever useful comments) of the first two chapters of Adrift on the Mainstream.
… Read the restYou’ll need a relatively fast connection and decent sound to get much out of these. That said, they’re worth the trouble. (Don’t worry, I think this mini-obsession is rapidly approaching its natural conclusion).
Gothic Funk entries…
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Laurence Sterne
My impression at this point is disordered, though not objectively so. Even though I have four days of the week off from work and two weeks to spend on Tristram Shandy, I’m still reading one volume each day, with a number of other responsibilities at the same time.
… Read the rest– SORRY – Normally I try to get these things up in the morning. But if you’ll let me explain…
– UNDER PRESSURE! – It’s a good thing that I quit my second job, because there was no way I was going to stand a chance this semester while working full-time.
– No time now! It’s Thursday and I’ve a million things to do… in Greenpoint! I’ll try to post something good later tonight, but no promises.
– JANUARY – Is the month of Glaucoma awareness.
– HAPPY BIRTHDAY – Paul Newman.
This will not be of interest to many of you, but I thought I ought to recap what happened on Jess and my vacation in the midwest before I completely forgot.
* Friday, December 23rd.
I rode the subway (yes, the florid, functioning subway) to work for my two hour stint at the writing center.
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The Historic Katz House in Carriage Town – $269,900.
I don’t even want to think about what this would fetch in New York City.
END OF POST.
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