Mar 23, 2017
That face when your friend who isn’t a writer asks you to read a draft of the book they wrote.
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That face when your friend who isn’t a writer asks you to read a draft of the book they wrote.
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“His hair, if one might call it that, had an aspect of spun sugar, though it did not appetize.”
I gazed at the fool before us, and thought with sadness of Presidents past. George Washington, John Adams. It could not be helped.
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When he told me he’d finished it, I was like, 'Hey man, great, that’s awesome.' But the whole time, I was like, Fuck, please don’t ask me to read it.
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Could he be… the President? Mr. Vollman said, utterly incredulous. After an uneasy period — the only sounds the water rushing through the creek and the incomprehensible murmurs of our visitor — I replied, with equal incredulity, that it must be so.
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Mr. Vollman said, If that man is the President, I believe I would prefer to stay on here. To remain within my sick-box, apart from the other place.
So so wonderful.
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