September 4th, 2009 / 2:19 pm
Snippets
Snippets
Ken Baumann—
Damnit, I feel revitalized. Go read Modern Love, at Everyday Genius. Now that’s a story. Bravo!
Damnit, I feel revitalized. Go read Modern Love, at Everyday Genius. Now that’s a story. Bravo!
#6 is the truth. An absolute first world problem.
#6 is the truth. An absolute first world problem.
Way to go, Stephen. Jesus, that’s a powerful little shot of story.
Way to go, Stephen. Jesus, that’s a powerful little shot of story.
I’m going to be rereading this one all day.
I’m going to be rereading this one all day.
I’ve already re-read it three times. Once when I found it. Once when I posted it to my blog at ieb.panoptican.org and now a third time when you posted it. WHEN WILL IT STRIKE NEXT?
I’ve already re-read it three times. Once when I found it. Once when I posted it to my blog at ieb.panoptican.org and now a third time when you posted it. WHEN WILL IT STRIKE NEXT?
This made me want to spend the rest of my day writing. I can’t think of a better compliment.
This made me want to spend the rest of my day writing. I can’t think of a better compliment.
holy f, he writes a bit like damian dressick…just owns the story, holds my face against it, changes things for me.
Like David Peak, I just want to write and write now. Also makes me want to go into the Everyday Genius archives and make my story better or ask Adam to pull it.
holy f, he writes a bit like damian dressick…just owns the story, holds my face against it, changes things for me.
Like David Peak, I just want to write and write now. Also makes me want to go into the Everyday Genius archives and make my story better or ask Adam to pull it.
David, your story is great.
David, your story is great.
can’t get a much better opening line. shit!
can’t get a much better opening line. shit!
reeled in a compliment! time for the weekend. cancel the bass fishing trip. thanks adam.
reeled in a compliment! time for the weekend. cancel the bass fishing trip. thanks adam.
(shaking fist) jones!
(shaking fist) jones!
Holy shit. Unbelievable.
Holy shit. Unbelievable.
I have a different view of “Modern Love” by Stephen Graham Jones. So I’d be curious to know (1) from those who really admire this story, what – specifically – makes this a great story to you and (2) is this even a “story” and, if so, why?
Thanks.
I have a different view of “Modern Love” by Stephen Graham Jones. So I’d be curious to know (1) from those who really admire this story, what – specifically – makes this a great story to you and (2) is this even a “story” and, if so, why?
Thanks.