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Rules for life writing: Get a life. Pay attention. Find a favorable form. Then what?
In Patrick DeWitt’s novel French Exit, the mom asks her thirty-two year old son to get something for her. “Please bring me my cup.” “I will if you want me to.” “I want you to want to.” And he obeys. So I ask . . .
Moving to New York City is one thing, Brooklyn is a whole 'nother story. "Hello, my name is Enis." "Hi Ennis." "It's pronounced like anus." "Hi Enis." Kindle Edition by David Gillaspie
WRESTLE WITH CARE: Sports make you believe you always have a chance. From Sandwich Generation failure to impossible odds of victory, there's always that chance if you look hard. Kindle Edition by David Gillaspie
