SL/fiction 04.12.07 | MEN OF VISION

[stanleylieber]

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[blndsnnts]

I was thinking you're one of my favourite contemporary writers. I especially liked the interaction between the narrator and the doctor.

[stanleylieber]

Thank youuuuu. I stayed up too late this morning. :(

stanleylieber, at the grocery store

[blndsnnts]

By the way, what a wonderfully back-handed compliment. :)

you're pretty s.lie

[blndsnnts]

How backhanded?

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[fishwithissues]

that was sublime. thank you!

I especially liked the part describing William going from frightened to unnaturally serene, and the way you wrote the childrens' dialogue like Dickens or something.

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[stanleylieber]

Thanks!

[cap_scaleman]

Splendid work Stanley. This is probably one of the most mesmerizing ones I have read by you so far. I felt already after the third paragraph that I had to read it all now. Way to go.

[stanleylieber]

I'm glad you enjoyed it! This one is quite a bit longer than the others.

[cheapsurrealist]

An excellent piece of fiction. I checked your blog right after I heard Kurt Vonnegut died. Not that your writting is similar but I read your story through a Slaughterhouse-Five filter. Couldn't help it.
Thanks

[cheapsurrealist]

and I love the photo and what was done to it

[stanleylieber]

I believe this is a fairly famous photograph from WWII London, but I can't remember now who the photographer is. The original really caught my eye when I first saw it.

[stanleylieber]

I like the idea of writers buffering the loss of other writers. When I die someone is going to have to dig out my sister's teenage poetry.

[safesimplelife]

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