"A baby has no subvert life, and by comparison everyone else you know seems cloaked, muffled, and full of sad little tricks."
- Michael Cunningham, from A Home at the End of the World
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- Who Controls Trick or Treat?
- The Mystic Withdraws into Danger
- First Lines of 1Q84
- First Lines of Negotiating with the Dead
- Only the Best SciFi
- Writing Fiction in Four Easy Steps!
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- Capitalism vs. Too Big to Fail
- The Language of Visual Symbols
- First Lines of Idoru
- A Baby has No Subvert Life
- Generation X is Sick of Your BS
- Owl Attack!
- Complementary Tastes
- Who are We?
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- Murakami's Boundaries
- Rock n' Roll Marriage
- Presented without Comment
- Self-Publishing through Amazon
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- Our Shit's Fucked Up
- Steve Kilbey's "Narcosis"
- Pendulum Waves
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