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“I find this short story even more unnerving than Jackson’s ‘The Lottery.’ It was the inspiration for my story ‘G.’ ”is like ours, but sometimes there’s an invisible car or a restaurant that serves human hands. The surreal elements are so nonchalantly, seamlessly incorporated.”“This 1998 installation is the preserved artifact of the artist’s bed after a multiple-day bender instigated by a life crisis. I thought of the book as an artifact of a brief time period, a shedding of skin.
Due to physical ailments, I had to write while lying down, and many stories came from my dreams.”“Julia Holter’s ‘Silhouette’ captures a very anxious time for me. That anxiety went into the collection.”“HarvesTime Foods in Chicago has a lot of unusual and random items, like Greek mountain tea and Croatian cherry juice. While there, I was struck by this idea of an illicit couple accruing a big cart of groceries, as if they had more time together than they actually did.
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