Momentitiousness
is a book of poetry disguised as a book of short stories. It isn't
exactly verse, but it is prose written by a poet. What does this mean? It means
I'm not so concerned with narrative (internal, explicit) story as I am with
with capturing the beauty of individual moments. I am not so concerned with
linearity as I am with tangential relationships. I am not so concerned with
seeking "truth" as I am with seeking beauty. Rather than saying,
"if this, then that," I prefer to offer a whole bunch of "this,
this, this," and let readers make the connections that matter to them.
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