Word Spaces
Word Spaces(3): Jason Ockert
Jason Ockert is the author of Rabbit Punches, a collection of stories from Low Fidelity Press. Jason Ockert also edits the fiction at Waccamaw. I met him this past summer at Sewanee and he was awesome enough to share with us his word space.
And here’s what he had to say about it:
Just a map of the world. Outside, trees. That phone never rings. I got that chair at a garage sale in Syracuse and am under the impression it is worth something because after I bought it for twenty bucks the lady reconsidered and then tried to buy it back from me.
(A word about the new desk: The old desk, which had no nails and you put together like Lincoln Logs, collapsed. My knees often got caught up in the bastard. So, Staples.)
The computer is all stripped down. No internet. Not even solitare. If I can be I will be, distracted. I stare at the wall. Trees. I can find countries, man.
Thanks Jason, for the pic and paragraphs.
Tags: Jason Ockert, trees, Waccamaw, world maps
that looks like a very nice living space
that looks like a very nice living space
i’m officially envious
i’m officially envious
Is that a water-bong on the table?
Is that a water-bong on the table?
did he clean things up for the photo, or is he always that neat?
did he clean things up for the photo, or is he always that neat?
Jason might just be that neat – he’s definitely a bad-ass short story writer though.
Jason might just be that neat – he’s definitely a bad-ass short story writer though.