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We’re Not So Far From There
"I changed the channels. The news was on over and over. They were talking about that goddamned arsonist again. Someone had been setting crack houses on fire over in the black part of town. They had set another one just now. This made eight."
The Water Goddess
“…I do what has suddenly occurred to me with the bracing clarity of an Arctic sunrise, I break up with him…”
No Return: Some Thoughts on the Writing Contest
“A writing contest is a lottery for dreamers. It only stands to reason that some cynical practices flourish there.”
“Graziela” from Iris Hanika’s The Bureay of Past Management
"Friendship affords certitude above all, and that is what distinguishes it from love."
Waking Dreams, Complicit Nightmares: on “Mexican Gothic” and “The Age of Surveillance Capitalism”
“Much of this is simply a lifelong tendency on my part to notice where the crowd is running and then run in the opposite direction.”
Shameless Enjoyment: Finding Good in a Bad Show
“Maybe the work I did, mulling over the show and creating order out of chaos, imagining character beats and plotlines that would make better use of the cast and ring truer to established stakes, forced the show and its characters into my soul.”
Nothing Without Intention: on Writing with Solange’s “When I Get Home”
“Refrains like ‘we were down with you, down with you, down with you’ extend beyond the bounds of normal chorus and invite a particular mode of listening that engages the logic of mantras—sound as vibrational soothing.”
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