Disaster Diaries: Liminal Midnight

[ultrabithorax]

     The problem with writing in the middle of the night to ward off sleeplessness (which I've bourne since April, when UMD let me go -- my schedule's flipped completely around) is that you affect a Bret Easton Ellis style of storytelling (start in mid sentence in medias res, end in mid sentence with only a few items really resolved) to consceal

Comments

[fj]

I suggest you make up some people and write about them.

One of them thinks rats are the best creatures in the world.

I can feel it.

[bunnycoco]

Your desire for a linear narrative seems to blind you from the beauty of your articulation, which is far from boring, and far from flee-inducing. I wish I could help you feel something that would take you away from your distress, or at least convince you that the honesty and elegance of your expression is something that touches me deeply.

[poohbearjim]

I'm doing something interesting - I'm reading what you wrote.