Sudetenland Tales by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Sudetenland Tales

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Brilliant!

But the most truly revolutionary decision Brown makes is to take Davis’ ‘Night of the Yellow Suit’ and give agency to Frances Davis, Miles’ long, long suffering first wife. By focusing a good deal of the attention away from the resident male geniuses so thoroughly fellated by everyone everywhere, including me, Brown explores the possibility of what it would have been like to be within that world’s very home but barely registered as peripheral. Miles was his own sun and Earth, and little thought is given to what the unsung contributed to that galaxial symphony. The prices the wives not named ‘Alice’ or ‘Lynda’ played, to use shorthand. It is just impossibly humane, and a noble idea executed by a writer in the full confidence of his august years. So, thank God no one reads it.”

Mufugga be pure gene-yus.

I Wanna Be Black

Lou Reed

I wanna be black

Yeah, yeah, I wanna be black

Have natural rhythm

Shoot twenty feet of jism too

And fuck up the Jews

I wanna be black

Yeah, yeah. I wanna be black

I wanna be a panther

Have a girlfriend named Samantha