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Oct 06, 2010
There are some gems here but it’s the plain-spoken “Time Between Ordering and Eating” that gets me. It gets to me and— mostly— it just gets me. That’s me. That’s it, on paper.
“The Dead Kids” is spooky in the way I love best.
“David, Missing” has a final sentence you’ll read two dozen times.
Mostly I just wish I could time-travel for about oh, half an hour or so, back to before there was a Jennifer Love Hewitt Times Infinity and I wasn’t withholding a fifth st More...
“The Dead Kids” is spooky in the way I love best.
“David, Missing” has a final sentence you’ll read two dozen times.
Mostly I just wish I could time-travel for about oh, half an hour or so, back to before there was a Jennifer Love Hewitt Times Infinity and I wasn’t withholding a fifth st More...
Jul 23, 2008
While I was reading this, I think my wife got a little tired of my little vocalizations of appreciation as well as my interruptions of her reading to quote from various passages. I even read aloud the entirety of "The Person Who Lives".
The one story I made sure she read herself was "The Time Between Ordering and Eating." That was clearly my personal favorite. I guess like the "The Cruel Dichotomies of People with Websites" (not in the zine) and even " More...
The one story I made sure she read herself was "The Time Between Ordering and Eating." That was clearly my personal favorite. I guess like the "The Cruel Dichotomies of People with Websites" (not in the zine) and even " More...
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