Balls and Walnuts
more than you ever wanted to know
You’re all winners
Seriously. If I had to choose one winner for our contest, I think I’d plotz. So you can ALL* do a little victory dance (not a work-safe link, btw) and when you’re done, email me your snail mail addie, and I’ll arrange for you to receive a copy of Why Do Men Fall Asleep After Sex?
I’m at: azureus (at) harborside (dot) com
And I’m a winner, too. I finished a 2000-word short story this weekend. It’s still a bit rough, but if you’re curious, here it is: “The Necklace.” Fellow blogger Pat Johanneson has part of a story up, too.
Sorry, I won’t be personalizing these copies. I’m too lazy. Generous, but lazy.
D.
*All = those of you who wrote stories. I’m not that big a pushover.
Anytime anyone finishes a short story is cause for dancing. Salud!
Kenney’s a sort of visual short-story writer. Kind of.
Anyway, I don’t feel like a winner, mostly because I didn’t read carefully. Like a putz.
Thanks, Christopher.
Dean, don’t beat yourself up! I was thinking about opening it up to any of Kenney’s paintings, so you’re on solid ground. You read my mind, that’s all.
From my conversations with Kenney, I believe he intentionally sets out to stimulate a narrative. Unlike fiction, however, he’s comfortable with (and I think he wants) multiple interpretations.
[…] A while back, Doug thoughtfully sent Dean a copy of this book: […]