Seidman/Sagnier

I’ve long been fascinated by language, words, and communications as a whole. More recently (which for me is sometimes in the past couple of decades) I’ve become fascinated with the different ways different people communicate—men, women, children, people from this country and others, young people with older ones and vice versa—and I decided I wanted to explore this subject in more depth.
Enter Arielle Seidman. Arielle doesn’t sleep or eat. She juggles an infinite number of chainsaws, including the Britches and Hose Theater Company, and she’s very, very smart. She also is quite opposed to many notions I hold dear. She detests generalizations. The idea that genders speak differently makes her dangerously vociferous. She dislikes sugarcoating. I could go on but won’t.
We argue a lot, often somewhat vehemently. We’ve also found that despite a pretty radical age difference, we’re kindred spirits.
So we’ve begun writing together. We’ve put up a new website, seidmansagnier.com that I’m very happy with because it’s the sort of site I wish there were more of on the net.
We’ll update daily with discussions, flash and other fiction, some spoken word essays and whatever else may catch our fancy. Suggestions are welcome, as are comments. Help us grow, please!
Thank you. Thierry