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Stranger Than Wal-Mart

"Some 138 million Americans shop at Wal-Mart each week, making it perhaps the single most unifying cultural force in the country."
Chris Anderson, The Long Tail

Wednesday, September 20, 2006

rhizome post # 1| Colin Maynes

well, after looking through the other blogs I know this is extremely egocentric of me to say) but after reading through the other images and posts I couldn't find another one that I enjoyed reading more than my own . So here it goes, my rhizome post.

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2)When I read the post I felt as if there was an incredible darkness that surrounded this writer, a darkness that he has been trying, unsuccessfully, to avoid admitting his entire life. A darkness that he not only possesses but inherited from his background(parents, childhood, etc.) that is only manifest in his writing and his darkest hours.

3) when i write I want people to be slightly confused and to pull multiple meanings from, because i can't stand it when the theme of a writer is horrificaly evident through their writing. it's like those people that only have one mood, it's depressing to me. THEY ARE BORING. writing lets you explore so many different moods and realities. for an example read anything by chuck palaniuck and you will have alternate universes open before you, ideas (good and bad) will present themselves in your mind without your permission. that is the kind of visceral reaction that i want to evoke in my writing. sincerely colin

2 Comments:

Blogger Dr. P said...

Colin, if you're going to be an egotist, you should also try to be a perfectionist. The spelling and attention to detail in this entry completely undo any credibility you might have otherwise gained.

10:04 PM, September 21, 2006  
Blogger ColinMaynes said...

well, ironically i am also a self defeatist. bad combination.

7:28 PM, September 26, 2006  

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