i made this
- books
- taipei (2013)
- richard yates (2010)
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- shoplifting from american apparel (2009)
- cognitive-behavioral therapy (2008)
- eeeee eee eeee (2007)
- bed (2007)
- you are a little bit happier than i am (2006)
- ebooks
- hikikomori with ellen kennedy (2007)
- today the sky is blue and white with bright blue spots and a small pale moon and i will destroy our relationship today (2006)
- this emotion was a little e-book (2006)
- fiction
- jawbreaker's major-label album
- relationship story
- we will drink our coffee and complete our novels and lay in sunlight and sit in darkness
- the 'can't concentrate' manatee
- the nearly-severely depressed bird
- the existentially fucked megamouth shark
- the disappointed ant
- the vegan muffin
- the gay stepdad
- lisa jarnot
- love is a thing on sale for more money than there exists
- leftover crack in red hook
- sasquatch
- october
- friday
- essays
- the future of the novel
- koko, the 'talking' gorilla
- 'almost transparent blue' by ryu murakami
- 'honored guest' by joy williams
- 'woodcutters' by thomas bernhard
- how to be considerate on the internet
- how to give a reading on mushrooms
- 'great american novelist'
- 10 blogging platforms
- 3 movies i liked
- 3 documentaries by werner herzog
- 'best of young american novelists 2'
- 'kmart realism'
- exactly what i want
- what i can tell you about seattle based on the people i've met from there
- the levels of greatness a fiction writer can achieve in america
- good/bad in art
- poems/relationships
- the word 'nice'
- cho seung-hui's killing rampage
- accounts
- being arrested for 'trespassing' nyu's bookstore
- the great american dialogue about the new yorker's '20 under 40' list
- marina abramovic, 'the staring woman at moma'
- 'audrey' from 'shoplifting from american apparel'
- germany
- sex after not seeing each other for a few days
- reading at 'elliot bay'
- other
- 'the great gatsby' livetweet
- mushrooms liveblog
- 'the hobbit' livetweet
- what i typed on mushrooms on october 23 2011
- top 10 reasons you should read this article
- top 10 unpublished articles of 2011
- top 10 worst fruits to get blowjobs from
- top 10 animals that don't have asses
- top 5 low-level conspiracies jesse eisenberg should accidentally discover
- poetry
- the earliest use of the word ‘sarcastic’
- i see cupcakes exploding
- i was in japan in 1991 or 1992 looking out a window
- i feel weird, like my favorite book is a novelization of 'metroid'
- i felt happy without drinking coffee today
- opposite of song of myself
- i know at all times that in four hours i will feel completely different
- room night
- that was bad; i shouldn't have done that
- the mfa in hamsters
- walking home in cold weather
- i will like the things that i dislike, hate, or am indifferent towards
- in manhattan on 29th street
- music writing
- re 'favorite music of 2012'
- re 'the majority of people are decoys'
- re 'kicked it in the sun'
- playlist re 'richard yates'
- playlist re 'shoplifting from american apparel'
- playlist re 'cognitive-behavioral therapy'
- playlist re 'eeeee eee eeee'
- playlist re 'bed'
- playlist re 'you are a little bit happier than i am'
- charts/graphs
- the contemporary short story
- 'kmart realism' contextualized
- interviews
- sam pink
- ben lerner
- jeff rosenstock
- stza crack
- malcolm gladwell
- tony o'neill
- noah cicero
- chelsey minnis
- michael earl craig
- mazie louise montgomery
- deb olin unferth
- todd hasak-lowy
- matthew rohrer
- joy williams
- stacey levine
- chris killen
- stephen elliott
- stephen dixon
17 Comments:
informative
& pretty
too much time.
i would very much be interested in seeing the raw data
perhaps a spreadsheet in excel used to generate these graphs
perhaps you could do a chart based on the mention of hamsters by month on this blog against the number of single word comments left on that particular months?
(this could be illustrated through different colour and size hamsters)
that non-existed book will be good.
one of the best depressing books.
this chart is good, make another one.
this one reminds me of candy. the other one reminded me of a party.
processed a medium amount of the information before i noticed the word stupid
I'm partial to pie graphs but I'm rooted in the old school...
I like the idea of a writer starting off a new project from a chart like this. He would stop the writing process once a week to make sure that his work was keeping with the pre-set "level of detachment" or "a 12-year-old can enjoy it, I feel."
you should do this for other books and publish them as 'reviews'
chris, the graph was generated 'manually'
i could do that hamster chart
i should colin, i keep expecting bookforum to email me wanting to pay me to do that
The watermark made me laugh in that "I'm not laughing out loud" sort of way.
i spent more time on the watermark than the graph i think, or almost more time, like equal time or nearly equal time maybe
i came back for more exposed flesh but look at you! crankin' out the graphs, measuring successes, takin' down the body parts.
i like the sleek, black "stupid haha" alternate version, i think it really conveys product analysis to the full extent.
I think the trick works best ONCE.
i like the black one also
but it looks goth, i feel like i'm in hot topic if i look at it
blogsloth, i am aware the second graph decreased the quality, i feel, of both graphs, but i feel that i have a plan to 'redeem' the choice of a second graph
*fantastic* . i love it.
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