Ben Tanzer's Blog, page 81

Seamus Heaney. Last words. Noli timere. Don't be afraid. Dublin.

There is Lost in Space: A Father's Journey There and Back Again Goodreads Book Giveaway.

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"Machines, space travel, drugs, loneliness, and madness." Orphans gets some Goodreads love. And likes it. A lot.

It truly does. So big thanks to the Brandon Nagel, drinks on us, and excerpt, cool, yes.

"I will be picking up EVERYTHING that Tanzer has written, or will write in the future. This was my introduction to Tanzer and it was a great one. Read it."

And then there was the time 99 Problems was quoted at Meetville.com, the world's leading dating site for singles and personals, not to mention the best place to meet new people.

For real. Totally. Here. Here. Or here.

"A swift and elegiac little story about loving things you can't have anymore." Orphans gets Dead End Follies'd. And likes it. A lot.

It really does. And it really is a wonderful, and wonderfully appreciated, review. So, drinks, many, on us, whenever we finally meet Benoit. Cool? Cool. Excerpt. Yes.

"Our world is changing before our very eyes. The lives we've been taught to live are becoming obsolete. What we were taught was right is becoming wrong. What's what ORPHANS is about: our surrender of control over change. The world we created that has left us behind. ORPHANS is about the future, but the issues it raises are pertinent today. Ben Tanzer wrote a novel that is efficient and graceful, yet it is throbbing with political implications I'm not sure it quite understands. That, my friends, is a prime exemple of the alchemy that creates great literature. It is both deliberate and incidental."

"Human salvation lies in the hands of the creatively maladjusted." Martin Luther King, Jr.

This Podcast Will Change Your Life, Episode Seventy-Seven - No Place For Introspection, starring the Joseph Bates.

Wow, we are so fucking podcast. And so Bates. Not to mention Catch-22, Tomorrowland, Boswell Book Company, craft, Kafka, therapy, and highway, so highway too. So do hit it, it just might change your life.

Orphans. Boswell Book Company. The Milwaukee. Beautious. Totally.

"Reminiscent of Kipling." So Different Now gets some Goodreads love. And likes it. A lot.

A lot a lot. And big thanks to the Joseph G. Peterson for that. Drinks brother, or possibly sandwiches, whichever, soon, many, on us. Excerpt? Word.

"Ben Tanzer is one of the most efficient writers working. This is an excellent collection filled with Tanzer's wham/bam (I hope)/thank you ma'm (anyway) themed stories."

We are Banango Street Issue Six Guest Prose Editor and we feel fine.

So do hit it. Here. Here. And even here.