Nuts and Bolts: Saying It Wrong

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Great writers like Mark Richard and Amy Hempel re-invent the world, partly by re-inventing the language. In this essay, Chuck introduces you to the mysteries of "Burnt Tongue," and its three principal uses.

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angeldemonica July 8, 2012 - 11:30pm

I wish someone would let me re-read ONE of the essays I wanted to reference. Why isn't his fan base allowed to read even one like his homepage says?

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Strange Photon from Fort Wayne, IN is reading Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid by Jimmy Carter April 26, 2012 - 9:31am

I realize that I am hundreds of days late, and an equal number of dollars short, commenting on this essay, but I've never been accused of having impeccable timing.  As much as I admire your writing, both fiction and these essays, I'm even more humbled by what you mentioned you were doing with copies of Fight Club for deployed soldiers.  I hope someone came through and facilitated that amazingly selfless act of yours.