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Friday, October 01, 2004Bynum, silberSaw Sarah Shun-Lien Bynum last night, reading from her new (amazing, utterly enchanting) book, MADELEINE IS SLEEPING, at Dutton's Books in Brentwood. Also bumped into fellow werkshopper Ami Silber, who, turns out, dates an elementary school classmate of my wife's. Unfortunately, I kooked it on the picture tip. Check out Sarah's book though. Epic.
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My first novel is forthcoming in 2007 from Handsel Books / Other Press
WHERE TO FIND MY STORIES
'Everyone Else.' The Paris Review, issue #171, fall 2004. 'Alva Oak, 1959.' Blue Mesa Review, issue #16, 2004. 'Sentimental Recollection.' Gutcult, issue #3 Winter/Spring 2003/2004. 'Ground Control to Magic Town.' Quarterly West, issue #56 Spring/Summer 2003. 'Home, James, and Don't Spare the Horses.' Best New American Voices 2001, Guest Editor, Charles Baxter, 2001. 'Photog!' StoryQuarterly, issue #37, 2001. 'It Is the Business of the Future to Be Dangerous/' Madison Review, v. 23 n. 1, Fall 2001. 'Found on Ground at L.A. Zoo.' Iowa Journal of Cultural Studies, volume 18, 1999. Googlebation
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1 Comments:
But is it really "dating" when Z. and I have been together for six and a half years, and living together for three? Dates have become something of a rarity. Like now, Friday night, as we watch two baseball games to see whether the Anaheim Angels or the Los Angeles Dodgers will go to the championship playoffs, and the white load is spinning away, promising socks and bras for those that want them.
As I recall, I was one of the only people at Iowa who began and left the program in the same relationship. Is this an idicator of my virtue? Likely, no. But I'll cling to it all the same.
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