I wanted a workshop called “Serious Fiction” to love and obey me. I was bad, sick, uh mean, a sack of muesli on a mountain somewhere. I was a serious single man in want of a good fortune. I possessed and annihilated — dun-dun, these are my stories. If we reify the subject of satire through satirization I want to be right. I wanted a workshop called “Serious Fiction” to love and forgive me. I cried over a reading that made me blue and green and closed, like a flower I fucking forgot the name of I guess; I called my mother, who told me to get my shit together. I don’t want my cry to tell you anything! I want to send you 1289 inconsequential, lanced diatribes about raspberries I can’t afford, the staining of my mouth haha allusive (I sing), about excess. But the very real — I want an alien to plunge right in.
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