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Only the Lonely
ONLY THE LONELY: Loneliness, the fuel of American fiction, as explored in David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest and Carson McCullers’ The Heart is a Lonely Hunter. David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest covers a lot of space in the universe of human consciousness, but loneliness is its domicile. Specifically the empty brand of lonelinessContinue reading “Only the Lonely”
Charlie Bennett’s “Finial and Shovel” in new Literary Leo issue
Charlie Bennett’s short story “Finial and Shovel” can be found in the new Literary Leo issue. The 2018 Literary LEO Winners
“A Father’s Love Removed” by Charlie Bennett in new issue of The Scarlet Leaf Review.
Please check out the new issue of The Scarlet Leaf Review here: http://www.scarletleafreview.com/shortstoriesnov16
“Something Good on a Cold Night” in new issue (#15) of The Literary Hatchet
My story “Something Good on a Cold Night” in new issue (#15) of The Literary Hatchet which can be found at: http://lizzieandrewborden.com/HatchetOnline/LiteraryHatchet/issues.htm
Charlie Bennett on Twitter
Please follow Charlie Bennett on Twitter @WriterCBennett
“Hauntings” in new issue of Corvus Review. A tale of trouble in the Smoky Mountains.
Please check out my story “Hauntings” in the latest issue of the Corvus Review found here: http://nebula.wsimg.com/7efa506e71c98c6e4a07a76394b73f73?AccessKeyId=3C22B84D674D5BA7A77D&disposition=0&alloworigin=1
Fiction as Man and Man as Fiction
AUTOBIOGRAPHY: A Self-Recorded Fiction can be found in John Barth’s 1968 collection Lost in the Funhouse. It is a philosophical imagining of a piece of fiction having the human qualities of shame, hope, fear, and disappointment as held in the complicated relationship between parent and child, and concurrently an exploration of those complicated feelingsContinue reading “Fiction as Man and Man as Fiction”
We Belong Together
You’re always going to fear appropriating someone else’s something else when creating, but that’s just one of myriad fears that conspire to discourage creativity. You have to create in the face of everything. That’s where the beauty of doing it resides, in not letting fear and negativity extinguish the flame searching for meaning, drawn toContinue reading “We Belong Together”
Todd Haynes’ Carol
I saw Todd Haynes’ Carol this afternoon, a bitterly cold day, snow falling softly as I left the theater, apropos for a film set in the winter of 1952-53, featuring one of the most beautiful snow scenes I’ve ever seen, Rooney Mara’s Therese taking photographs of Cate Blanchett’s Carol in the midst of falling snow. Whatever elseContinue reading “Todd Haynes’ Carol”