Read Kevin Sampsell's A Common Pornography really fast. It's a really honest piece of writing and formatted in a way that doesn't necessarily scream MEMOIR! It's segmented into a lot of vignettes. Kind of seems like a more accurate way of how people actually perceive their lives. Memory in little bursts of anxiety, guilt, or happiness.
I also finally read Sam Lipsyte's Homeland. God, what a book. I can't wait to read The Ask.
I'm re-reading Gary Lutz's I Looked Alive. God, what another book.
Trying to read Gordon Lish's Dear Mr. Capote. I like it so far, but I really hate the design. I don't know which printing it is, but it's set in this godawful font that looks like bold Courier New. Hard to read more than 10 pages at a time without getting a headache. If I had a chance, I would probably buy this one. It looks much more readable.
Started reading Ken Sparling's Dad Says He Saw You At The Mall. I really like it so far. It feels very unconventional, but not for the sake of being unconventional.
I also finally read Sam Lipsyte's Homeland. God, what a book. I can't wait to read The Ask.
I'm re-reading Gary Lutz's I Looked Alive. God, what another book.
Trying to read Gordon Lish's Dear Mr. Capote. I like it so far, but I really hate the design. I don't know which printing it is, but it's set in this godawful font that looks like bold Courier New. Hard to read more than 10 pages at a time without getting a headache. If I had a chance, I would probably buy this one. It looks much more readable.
Started reading Ken Sparling's Dad Says He Saw You At The Mall. I really like it so far. It feels very unconventional, but not for the sake of being unconventional.