Electric Cereal: Selected Tweets (So you'll know if I'm worth following)
"Writing is a life of contemplation, filled with equal parts reverie and misery, turning over with the graceful flux of a coin in midair."
"All postmodern fiction springs from Kafka and Borges. They infused fiction with not only fantasy but the theoretical and the metaphysical."
"A woman asked me on Facebook, 'That sentence you always quote from Fitzgerald, is it yours?' – Enrique Vila-Matas"
"I don't write to define the line of political correctness but to dance over it with the same irreverence I would show the grave of a saint."
"I'm just waking up and slowly abandoning everything I planned yesterday with the negligent enthusiasm of piling work onto my future self."
"I feel a strange kinship with that stubborn scrivener named Bartleby."
"I found a psychiatrist's card with an appointment on it inside a biography of Virginia Woolf. Wondering about posting it or not."
"Every writer wants to be a homicide detective or a criminal. She either wants to understand the chaos or add to it."
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