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Many Moments More


An empathetic beating
Monday 4/14/25 Observed today. *** "Welcome to my journey." Your journey towards what? The next post of a photo you took of yourself? The...
Apr 14, 20253 min read


The cloaking agent of darkness
Sunday 4/13/25 If you say publicly and express it clearly what a person who is ultimately reliant on the ignorance and apathy of others...
Apr 13, 20253 min read


What do you know: It's the same old Boston Red Sox through sixteen games. Who could have seen that coming?
Sunday 4/13/25 Alex Cora is the perfect manager for a team that could win 100 games without him. The Red Sox lost again yesterday to the...
Apr 13, 20255 min read


Avian life and death on the road to the station
Saturday 4/12/25 Days without stair running. Not good. Got up late today--five in the AM--and then was at the desk straight until three...
Apr 12, 20254 min read


Some insight into the mind and moral character of Joshua Boger, Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated founder + member of the board of fellows of Harvard Medical and Celebrity Series executive board
Wednesday 4/9/25 It's interesting how unintelligent some supposedly smart people really are, and how entitled people of prodigious means...
Apr 9, 20255 min read


You have to come back
Wednesday 4/9/25 This is good. From a piece that I started today. Likely will finish tomorrow. Ten minutes of moving the fingers. *** The...
Apr 9, 20254 min read


Prose off, Why does what you people publish always have to suck? edition: Story in The Paris Review selected for publication by tote bag saleswoman Emily Stokes v. Fleming story
Wednesday 4/9/25 It's always easy to click on any work of fiction from The Paris Review and copy and paste any part of it for one of these prose offs. You're bound to get something pretentious, lifeless, stilted, boring. Have a tote bag Gertrude, indeed. Fossil-classist Emily Stokes gets off on this kind of stuff, dry gulch style. The inclusion of the right kind of miserable, entitled person. You can't really say, "Is there any fiction worse than what's in The Paris Review?"
Apr 9, 202510 min read


Let's think about this
Wednesday 4/9/25 When I listen to just about anyone talk about just about anything, I think that there is now next to no one who knows...
Apr 9, 20256 min read


Prose off, "Here's a sentence w/more in it than everything by these people combined" edition: Standard One Story tripe put forward by human affectations Patrick Ryan and Will Allison v. Fleming story
Tuesday 4/8/25 Been working this morning on "Hero of Mine"--which could both be understood by a five-year-old and thought about deeply...
Apr 8, 202512 min read


Everything has to get to the mark
Tuesday 4/8/25 My niece Lilah had a sleepover at Grammie's Saturday night--just her. Pretty exciting! She has been feeling, I'm told,...
Apr 8, 20254 min read


Box of cocktails
Monday 4/7/25 A person can say just about anything they want if people don't or won't see the evidence. And that's what people do. In a...
Apr 7, 20256 min read


Gary Dunning and Nicole Taney of the Celebrity Series of Boston: Two people who don't object to the mocking of the disabled
Saturday 4/5/25 Just entering this into the record. David Sedaris, mocker of disabled people who believes they shouldn't have jobs if he...
Apr 5, 20253 min read


Grateful Dead audience tapes, stories, M.R. James on the BBC, buddy/Meriwether Lewis
Friday 4/4/25 My mother told me yesterday that she was going to lunch with a certain someone I knew, and when I asked if that someone was...
Apr 4, 20254 min read


Everything wrong with publishing: Lydia Davis and how her work gets printed, with stops at the VQR, Electric Literature, and Conjunctions, and a nod to Saul Anton
Friday 4/4/25 It's helpful to understand the ways in which the people of the publishing system behave. Remember: I am the bad guy, though...
Apr 4, 20257 min read


Prose off: Witty and masterful Joyce Carol Oates story--sure!--put forward by lying, angling, hook-up dependent editor/writer Mitch Wieland in the Idaho Review v. Fleming story
Thursday 4/3/25 Do you understand how bad Joyce Carol Oates is at writing? I will help you understand. Here's how it works with Oates....
Apr 3, 20259 min read


Terrible men saying that Caitlin Clark is ugly
Thursday 4/3/25 I saw this post on Threads that quoted a racist moron at ESPN saying that Caitlin Clark is only what she is because she's...
Apr 3, 20254 min read


You're the stair guy, aren't you? + Bloomsbury Object Lessons and BFI Film Classics
Thursday 4/3/25 Walked three miles yesterday, did 100 push-ups, ran five circuits of stairs in the Bunker Hill Monument. While running...
Apr 3, 20259 min read


He was Scotty in The Thing from Another World: The baffling Hollywood career of Douglas Spencer
Wednesday 4/2/25 In the 1954 film Them! --which is simultaneously one of the best horror films of the 1950s, one of the best sci-films, one of the best thrillers, an ecological parable, and a Cold War warning--there's a scene where a bunch of reporters fight for position to ask questions as to what's going. A bespectacled, balding fellow fires off a question, which was also the actor's lone line in the film. Horror and sci-fi fans are apt to do a double-take, because it seems
Apr 2, 20254 min read


One little thing gotten right in this world
Wednesday 4/2/25 Speaking of Candy Land : My buddy Amelia/Ms. Weber is known as a notorious cheater when it comes to this game which,...
Apr 2, 20257 min read


O-dee-us
Monday 3/30/25 This woman who is in bed with all of these evil people in publishing got on my Instagram page, acted like the...
Mar 31, 20252 min read


Prose off, Do-these-people-ever-stop-tonguing-their-navels edition: Sentences of a story by Pulitzer finalist Yiyun Li put forward in Yale Review by system apparatchik Meghan O'Rourke v. Fleming story
Sunday 3/30/25 In an industry loaded with frauds, bigots, people hooked up from the word "go," a Meghan O'Rourke still stands out....
Mar 30, 20258 min read


Maybe Rafael Devers should have tried to get ready in spring training, a Shohei Ohtani thought, the soullessness of the transfer portal era, rhythm of the game, get used to it Bruins fans
Sunday 3/30/25 What's the worst start a player has ever had to a season in MLB? I don't know the answer, but I do know that Rafael Devers...
Mar 30, 20255 min read


The University of Minnesota Press strikes again with a Beatles book this time
Sunday 3/30/25 The University of Minnesota Press--which, as we've seen, is a joke with their pandering George Floyd children's book ...
Mar 30, 20256 min read


Prose off: MFA machined fiction in the Hudson Review put forward by Paula Deitz, someone whose life has centered on nothingness and whatever was most boring by the right person, v. Fleming story
Saturday 3/29/25 How about a Saturday morning prose off beat down? Shall we? Yes, let's do it. Remember Paula Deitz , editor at Hudson...
Mar 29, 20257 min read
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