Paul Harmon
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Jeremy Robert Johnson:
Sharp Dressed Man at the end of the line feels slightly prophetic considering when it was written, Ever considered re releasing in in the last couple years or did you think people would believe you were just now mocking the cream filled twinkie?
Jeremy Robert Johnson
Hey, Paul,
I've often said that I wish that story still read like the absurdist satire it was back when I wrote it, but I'm happy that people are finding some catharsis in the story given our current circumstances.
As far as re-releasing goes, it is currently available in my Night Shade collection ENTROPY IN BLOOM, and I recently gave a video reading of it for the Night Worms YouTube channel. So it's still out there doing its weird thing.
Best wishes,
Jeremy
I've often said that I wish that story still read like the absurdist satire it was back when I wrote it, but I'm happy that people are finding some catharsis in the story given our current circumstances.
As far as re-releasing goes, it is currently available in my Night Shade collection ENTROPY IN BLOOM, and I recently gave a video reading of it for the Night Worms YouTube channel. So it's still out there doing its weird thing.
Best wishes,
Jeremy
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Collin Henderson
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Jeremy Robert Johnson:
I've loved everything you've written so far because you know how to absolutely nail any given tone and story. Part of the fun of reading you is that we can never know what to expect next, whether it's funny, gory, or sad, or something in the middle. This means I have no idea what you'll give the world next. Can you give us any hints about what your next major project is and what it will be like?
Seb
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Jeremy Robert Johnson:
Would you be willing to join a GR group revolving around Bizarro I try to revive for a reading of all the Wonderland Book Award winners ? It might be fun to have the author along us while reading Skullcrack City, our first random pick! The more the merrier and you being with us might thrive other members to join and read with us. Thanks :-)
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