a story written on a napkin by me
is online at esquire, it is called the professional sasquatch
it was written before 'shoplifting from american apparel' and contains elements from 'shoplifting from american apparel'; i hope this is okay with everyone, thank you for understanding
it was written before 'shoplifting from american apparel' and contains elements from 'shoplifting from american apparel'; i hope this is okay with everyone, thank you for understanding






11 Comments:
very professional
tao lin is the new bob dylan.
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have you heard of this, Tao?
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/20/world/asia/20japan.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1&th&emc=th
Novels written on cell-phones, with simple sentences and untraditional plotting, are hitting the best-seller list in Japan. Maybe its time to abandon gmail chat poems and start embracing cell-phone novels. Make your first million then give me a 5% finders fee and maybe the NY Times a 5% finder's fee. Then I will be a thousandaire!
Don't forget the little people.
that was great.
i don't ever want to be a professional sasquatch.
:(
you are not the new bob dylan.
someone i don't know mass emailed me that article about cell phone novels
i would like to read one, i am curious about 'untraditional plotting'
that was hard to read in a good way. thanks tao.
-colin bones
i'm reading your book "eee eee" which arrived the other day from amazon. i could have picked up "the real bettie page" or "genealogy of nihilism" but your book was on top of the pile.
so far: it doesn't sound like very good pizza.
2nd thought: i don't have a clear mental image of joanna. is she attractive? is she too short or something?
3rd: no mention yet of mott the hoople a band from the 1970s who had one hit written by david bowie called "all the young dudes."
4th (extra, free) thought: i've never seen a moose lying down. is he dead? it was a nice moment when the bear said not all the bears are the same bear. i'll use that in life.
the guy from singapoore is really cool. i don't think i know how to spell singaporre.
thank you colin
ignacio, i like your comments, you should comment whenever you have a thought about eeeee eee eeee while reading it
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