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"Dissolution, Noise, and Fear."

Saturday, April 19, 2008

Here's a question for you: how did this post become such a popular search engine destination? Every time I look at site stats logs I'm surprised by the fact that it gets such a steady stream of visits. Is there a severe dearth of commentary on that book or something? Did I actually say intelligent things in that post? Should I be ashamed of it? My inability to read anything I've written more than ten minutes ago without wanting to drown myself in whiskey prevents me from analyzing my analysis. Or maybe I should be selling t-shirts with that post on it or something? I'm so confused.

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Anonymous Imani said...

Ha! At least it's for your writing. My Byatt post is always so popular because I posted two David Hockney paintings in it.

4:12 PM, April 21, 2008

 
Blogger Darby M. Dixon III said...

Come for the art, stay for the awesome, I say.

6:33 PM, April 21, 2008

 
Blogger Goddessdster said...

Hmmmm...I think the post, while an excellent book review, is a tad long for a t-shirt. Perhaps you can come up with a haiku to sum it up?

And maybe everyone is going there because they were driven away by the bleakness, but want to know how it ends...

4:16 PM, April 24, 2008

 
Blogger Darby M. Dixon III said...

Road analysis haiku--I like it! I think that has to happen.

7:51 PM, April 24, 2008

 

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