I will be taking a break from blogging for the next week or so to focus on an article I’ve started writing called Falling in Love Backwards. It’s the story of three men and a baby, minus a man and a baby.
It’s actually a serious meditation on human beings’ repeated attempts and frequent failures to effectively connect. Or it’s a sex comedy. I haven’t figured out which yet.
So far, I can tell you that it opens with what might be the longest run-on sentence ever written, which, if true, is an achievement I'll proudly wear for at least a day. I can also tell you that it's an optimistic story, so if you were reaching for those razors, I instruct you to put them away right now and wait to hear what I have to say.
Sunday, April 06, 2008
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About Me
- Alexis Stember
- “Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do.” -Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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- My Website
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- Amy Stein's Photography Blog
- Arts & Letters Daily
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- Brad Linder's Blog (Audio Related)
- Brooklyn Vegan
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- Conscientious- Fine-art Photography Blog
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- Film is Not Dead
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- Learning to Love You More
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- Strobist
- The Believer Magazine
- The Economist
- The Nation
- The New Breed of Documentary Photographers
- The Online Photographer
- Third Coast Festival
- This American Life
- Utne
- White Whale Crossing
- Wired Magazine
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