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White Horses, Pink Elephants and Green Hippos
As I increase my experience and exposure to Paul Auster’s work, the more he is becoming one of my favorite authors. After finishing Travels in the Scriptorium,…… Read more “White Horses, Pink Elephants and Green Hippos”
Heeding Neglect
It wasn’t until hours later when the police arrived to the scene. Depending on the people around, some may have called it a crime scene while others…… Read more “Heeding Neglect”
What We Deserve
At the forefront of everything: It seems the consensus is that people are mixed with the second season of True Detective, which is also known as “California,”…… Read more “What We Deserve”
On Death
No, this is not as morbid as you think. No, you should not be concerned about my well-being. Proof: there is talk about a hunted penis. …… Read more “On Death”
Loop
Life. There is nothing like waking up from another performance anxiety dream to really kick off another week of anticipated redundancy. It’s not a bad thing. Frankly,…… Read more “Loop”
How I’d Like Be Offed
For sure the worst ways to die, in my opinion would be: Zombie food: The thought of being ravaged by the undead would only be slow and…… Read more “How I’d Like Be Offed”
Duped?
Due to recent instances of catching people in the act of telling others something aside the blatant truth, I’ve been thinking a lot about duplicity quite often as…… Read more “Duped?”
The Seventh First: Anecdotes
For all you religious and non-religious readers, reminding you that this more-or-less spiritually-inspired writer falls into the latter category, it is to my knowledge that in The [Holy]…… Read more “The Seventh First: Anecdotes”
Christopher S. Malone 