After some deliberation, he finally settled on an indie called, somewhat obscurely, “Julia, Julienne, Jules And Their Incredibly Indelible Love Affair Between The Sheets Of A Greek Tavern In My Neighbourhood”.
He finally left the house to get some air. Out on the street, a break dancer was spinning round and round. His xanthous baseball cap lay on the sidewalk like a sacred Tibetan bronze bowl.
“Only strong personalities can endure such size, the weak ones are extinguished by it”, said D., a red head with an imposing chest eyeing his cock. The serious writer, his past fogged by reckless existentialist thought, recognised the Nietzschean rudiment and smiled knowingly.
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January 9, 2010 – 3:11 pm
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By flawnt
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Posted in the serious writer
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Tagged bratwurst, burrito, cock, custard launcher, dagger, fang, knob, penis, podcast, rod, serious writer, size
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The serious writer has a hamster. The hamster is dying. She drags her hindlegs and pees herself. The spirit of life is still strong in her: she climbs up the cage as she used to, then falls over to one side. Her left eye is half closed. She might have had a stroke.
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The serious writer looks back on a long and distinguished career as an herbologist. Her favourite bush grows in Central Park and is called Noah’s Ark by the residents because of the myriad of animals that it shelters.
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December 1, 2009 – 12:00 am
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By flawnt
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Posted in the serious writer, thePictureGoers, writerlyAdvice
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Tagged ark, bush, Central Park, names, Noah, podcast, serious, writer, writerly, writing
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The serious writer lifts his ideas like limp lychees from anywhere and anyone. Anything and anyone crossing his path becomes material. He turns silly stuff into junk and junk into art.
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November 30, 2009 – 2:31 am
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By flawnt
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Posted in the serious writer, writerlyAdvice
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Tagged art, bamboo, Holmes, Iron John, lychee, Moriarty, plant, podcast, serious, Watson, writer, writing
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He moves his household to a deserted location called Loch Llamorgan. He buys a large shovel, which he covers with tattoos lifted from a book of Maori motives. He anticipates a journey of many moons. He drives to the local liquor store and purchases supplies.
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October 26, 2009 – 12:27 pm
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By flawnt
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Posted in podcast, the serious writer, writerlyAdvice
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Tagged CCTV, flash, Llamorgan, Maori, novel, podcast, serious, writer, writerly
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The woman at the side of the serious writer is devoted to his cause, which he never clearly articulated to her. She is tall, but not too tall, a blonde who could, in the right light, be taken for a brunette. She has a black bushel of strong, willful pubic hair.