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- Torn, by Daniel Kaysen
(7/11/05)
- Fiction.
- "Well, how happy could I be? My wife died. I was a widower. I'm not even thirty. Excuse me for not dancing with joy. And excuse me for not being ecstatic at a hint of the afterlife. Life should be like a computer file. At the end, it gets deleted."
- The Jenna Set, by Daniel Kaysen
(3/14/05)
- Fiction.
- ...and then if they say no you flip to page two and you ask them if it's the dinner or the oral sex that they have the problem with.
- The Central Tendency, by Daniel Kaysen
(7/21/03)
- Fiction.
- Lallie slowly showed me something better than numbers. Matrices and transformations, laws, proofs, operations. Every number has a million faces, but the million faces all line up and you can cancel them all out and just be left with abstractions, blank-faced letters alone at the heart of everything. Do not, ever, tell me there's no god.
- . . . What a Spaceman's Gotta Do, by Daniel Kaysen, illustration by MAtt
(2/3/03)
- Fiction.
- Trouble was, on the last day of high school I'd carefully and very publicly told everyone that in ten years' time I was going to be a famous writer, living in New York, married with no kids, skinny as a rake, and far too rich and successful to go to a reunion.
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