Prestige is a relative thing, relative to the fact that I am a liar
Here's a profile of TDAOC-curiosity (and, for what it's worth, considering the comparative lack of prestige, recent winner of the St. Louis Literary Award) William Gass.
I started reading The Tunnel earlier this year, and then quit, because, at any one moment, there's just some places where your head is, and some places where it ain't. That week, it was then, and then equaled ain't.
Though I do swear I'm going to swing back around and give that book another shot, because how can a guy who comes up with quotes like this not be awesome:
For real: fuck yeah, right?
I started reading The Tunnel earlier this year, and then quit, because, at any one moment, there's just some places where your head is, and some places where it ain't. That week, it was then, and then equaled ain't.
Though I do swear I'm going to swing back around and give that book another shot, because how can a guy who comes up with quotes like this not be awesome:
His assessment of his strength? "I know an awful lot about one thing and that's the sentence. I've studied it all my life."
For real: fuck yeah, right?
Posted by Darby M. Dixon III at 6:29 PM.
0 comments. Post a Comment.
<< Home