It is very short and random, more a moment than a 'scene,' and fairly unlike most of the novel (ie: this one and this one) though all of the novel's many little sections are pretty different from one another, while still remaining somewhat narrative I think. Somewhat.
I am reading the Dalkey Archive rerelease version of Stanley Crawford's THE LOG OF THE S.S. THE MRS. UNGUENTINE and so far it is one of the most unexpected and refreshing things I have read in a long time. I mean it is goddamn amazing.
It has a new afterword by Ben Marcus.
I wonder if Ben Marcus has a new book somewhere forthcoming?
I wonder if I could get Ben Marcus to blurb EVER? I think I am also going to try to dig up David Markson.
I think too much.
Bookslut gave me a shoutout.
Lily Hoang's THE WOMAN DOWN THE HALL will debut later today or tomorrow, depending on certain things.
Time to begin writing something new so I can shut up some.
