Description:"That night was a lesson learned: There’s the erotics of a woman who feels so miserable and wrecked and anxious and sad she will get on her knees and let four people have at her with varying degrees of rupture and bliss, and then there’s everything else."The Common, guest editor of Recommended Reading 2.4, publishes stories with a strong sense of place, yet the opening of "Interpreters of Men Get It On" sets the story to be the "Middle of Nowhere." In her editor's note, founding editor of The Common Jennifer Acker admires the way Fiona transforms the bleak landscape, "What guts Fiona has, dovetailing a linguistic translation breakthrough with the loss of innocence of a very different kind. Such exquisitely paired action can only happen here, in this nowhere rank with boredom."Author Bio:Fiona Maazel is author of the novels Last Last Chance and, forthcoming, Woke Up Lonely. She lives in Brooklyn, NY.About Recommended Reading:Great authors inspire us. But what about the stories that inspire them? Recommended Reading, the latest project from Electric Literature, publishes one story every week, each chosen by a great author or editor. In this age of distraction, we uncover writing that's worth slowing down and spending some time with. And in doing so, we help give great writers, literary magazines, and independent presses the recognition (and readership) they deserve.About this week's guest editor:The Common is a new print and online literary magazine publishing literature and images with a strong sense of place. Based at Amherst College, the magazine takes its name from the role of the town common--a public gathering place for the display and exchange of ideas--and from its ambition to find the extraordinary in the every day. Edited by Jennifer Acker, The Common has published three print issues and maintains an active website with original web-only content. Subscribe to The Common here.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Interpreters of Men Get It On (Electric Literature's Recommended Reading Book 2). To get started finding Interpreters of Men Get It On (Electric Literature's Recommended Reading Book 2), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.
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Interpreters of Men Get It On (Electric Literature's Recommended Reading Book 2)
Description: "That night was a lesson learned: There’s the erotics of a woman who feels so miserable and wrecked and anxious and sad she will get on her knees and let four people have at her with varying degrees of rupture and bliss, and then there’s everything else."The Common, guest editor of Recommended Reading 2.4, publishes stories with a strong sense of place, yet the opening of "Interpreters of Men Get It On" sets the story to be the "Middle of Nowhere." In her editor's note, founding editor of The Common Jennifer Acker admires the way Fiona transforms the bleak landscape, "What guts Fiona has, dovetailing a linguistic translation breakthrough with the loss of innocence of a very different kind. Such exquisitely paired action can only happen here, in this nowhere rank with boredom."Author Bio:Fiona Maazel is author of the novels Last Last Chance and, forthcoming, Woke Up Lonely. She lives in Brooklyn, NY.About Recommended Reading:Great authors inspire us. But what about the stories that inspire them? Recommended Reading, the latest project from Electric Literature, publishes one story every week, each chosen by a great author or editor. In this age of distraction, we uncover writing that's worth slowing down and spending some time with. And in doing so, we help give great writers, literary magazines, and independent presses the recognition (and readership) they deserve.About this week's guest editor:The Common is a new print and online literary magazine publishing literature and images with a strong sense of place. Based at Amherst College, the magazine takes its name from the role of the town common--a public gathering place for the display and exchange of ideas--and from its ambition to find the extraordinary in the every day. Edited by Jennifer Acker, The Common has published three print issues and maintains an active website with original web-only content. Subscribe to The Common here.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Interpreters of Men Get It On (Electric Literature's Recommended Reading Book 2). To get started finding Interpreters of Men Get It On (Electric Literature's Recommended Reading Book 2), you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented.