Category: capitalism
I’m hiring a ghostwriter for the next novel
The Two-Headed Lady at the End of the WorldPre-order an autographed copy of Mark Miller's audacious new novel! $17.95 + $2.50 shipping and handling (Domestic US only). Forthcoming 12/12/22 from Montag Press, books fit for burning!$20.45Click here to purchase. Amanda and Miranda Morgan are identical twins dreaming about first kisses and playing spin the bottle … Continue reading I’m hiring a ghostwriter for the next novel
The journey is kept interesting by the snipers hiding in the trees alongside the road.
The interstate is a long gray snake, delivering me to Tampa and my brother's murderer. I drink 10 espressos and piss in a Gatorade jug as I drive. The journey is kept interesting by the snipers hiding in the trees alongside the road. Wreckage lines the road, muzzle flashes burst from the treeline. More than … Continue reading The journey is kept interesting by the snipers hiding in the trees alongside the road.
Nobody. Eats. In the bathroom.
I put on a mid-price suit, tie the tie into a double Windsor, visit a local supermercado, and buy three dozen sombreros. They are kind enough to stack them, box them, and carry them to the car. I drive to the Bonsai Burrito and go inside to meet the shift manager, whose name it turns … Continue reading Nobody. Eats. In the bathroom.
For if playing by the rules guarantees that you lose, why bother playing?
Hammond Wry is the screen name of one Damen Ginzberg who lives in his parents’ basement in their middle class home in Hammond, Indiana. He understands the town’s bleak economic outlook, from its dearth of established high-paying jobs to the scarcity of interesting entry-level opportunities. Moreover, he recognizes, in part by overhearing his parent’s desperate, … Continue reading For if playing by the rules guarantees that you lose, why bother playing?
Author Mark Miller 