The Nova Story

Saw this as part of the open tabs adventure of opening and then closing dozens of dead links today:

yeah i've been doing that more lately.

A nice break from FB and Twitter. A good way of viewing the world, it was really a better place back when everyone was just blogging or on myspace and twitter and FB didn't exist and if we wanted content we had to create it or look harder for it.

The fictional nature of the story is super depressing because of a few very significant people I know who've died due to brain cancer.

lots of implausible things in the story too - dog gone that long?

The twitter thread about the guy and the van trip with the brick of heroin was more believable. But perhaps even though fake true story - it was too good to be actual fact.

Stories are important. How you tell them. A good writer, a novelist, is a good story teller.

I've been reading good stories lately. No desire to try and become one. writing more than what I plunk down here seems daunting. I do very frequently lately have an urge to revive the old Two Cone Wrenches and a Megaphone column. But the last article for that I started is still languishing unfinished on google drive. Perhaps I'll work on that instead of reading a book.

Two posts in one day - two too many eh?

probably

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