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Oh, this is so precious! Words to live by when you go to Weight Watchers.
23 hours ago
i loved it.... it made me remind of inner talks wen mmy love acts stupid.. very well described... i am still laughing.... gd 1!
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Richard was watching, although without noticing at first, that Lola was standing at her kitchen sink, staring vacantly out the window, and eating chocolate chip cookies from a large bag. At first, he barely noticed as she dipped into the bag and p...
yesterday
That shiver is like the first taste of the Eden apple.it's the royal road towards deep knowledge.
on Monday
this is good
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Thanks CJT, for suggesting that I put Lola and Richard on it's own site. I think that was a great idea. Thank you for your comment Linda. And Michael, thanks for your kind words and supportive comments. I plan to keep writing this saga. It will be...
on Sunday
I'm glad that you took my advice and I look forward to reading all of them!
on Sunday
Site looks great. And you doubted the novel inherent! A novel's a novel, on paper or screen. If you've got around 600 sentences now, maybe you should round it out to 666, or like The Young and The Restless, it could just go forever. Whatever you d...
on Sunday
very impressive, quite a body of work
on Saturday
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Announcement: All of the "Lola Loves Richard" series are now posted at http://lola-loves-richard.blogspot.com/ I think there are now about 100 "episodes." I will continue to debut each installment here and, as always, appreciate your feedback. Th...
on Saturday
Yes we can all identify with buck a little, as we have all been there at some stage ....nice Brad.
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great plot! :) this was enjoyable, brad...
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I love the last part. So nicely tied in with the rest of your story.
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“Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.” Groucho Marx

Hemingway of his generation. Only shorter.

“It is necessary to any originality to have the courage to be an amateur.” –Wallace Stevens

Lola Loves Richard--- a tragicomic novel of Hollywood, appears here:
http://lola-loves-richard.blogspot.com

This blog is meant for educational purposes only. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead is purely coincidental. Void where prohibited. Some assembly required. Contents may settle during shipment. Use only as directed. No other warranty expressed or implied. Do not use while operating a motor vehicle or heavy equipment. May be too intense for some viewers


Even shorter stories, if such a thing can be imagined, my be read here:
http://espressostories.com/story.php?story=10811
Website:
http://bradrosepoetry.blogspot.com/


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Nearly In the Chips

Richard observed, although without noticing at first, that Lola was standing at her kitchen sink, staring vacantly out the window, and eating chocolate chip cookies from a large bag. At first, he barely noticed as she dipped into the bag and pulled a cookie out, but then, as he watched her successive movements, he gradually became aware that she was separating the chips from the host cookie, and only eating the chips.

“Lola, you’re just eating the chips. Why aren’t you eating the cookie?”

Lola… Continue

Posted on November 30, 2009 at 10:30pm — 2 Comments

Brad Rose

Gambling Man?

With the calculator on her I-phone, Jackie did a quick computation. Let’s see, the average life expectancy in the U.S, is 77.7 years. That equals 28,360.5 days of life--average life. I am 38 years old, and some change. So I’ve lived 13, 870 days, already—almost half a life. Of course, no matter how long I live, each day represents a larger percentage of the time I have left on earth. And like the doctor said, ‘We’re all going to die sometime…most of us just don’t know when or where.”

Jac… Continue

Posted on November 29, 2009 at 8:00pm — 2 Comments

Brad Rose

Not Quite a Drowning

The approaching five-foot wave had initially looked as if it would pass by and break safely behind him, but unexpectedly, as if it had been hit by a sudden surge of backwash or riptide, had peaked, and broken directly in front of Buck. To avoid being caught inside the break zone, where he knew he would be pushed violently back toward shore, Buck immediately thrust the sharp nose of his surfboard down beneath the on-coming avalanche of roiling whitewater, as he frantically attempted to press the… Continue

Posted on November 29, 2009 at 10:00am —

Brad Rose

Get Out of the Way

A: I am Alexander the Great
D: I am Diogenes, the dog.
A: The dog?
D: I nuzzle the kind, bark at the greedy, and bite louts.
A: What can I do for you?
D: Stand out of my light.”

Diogenes, Seven Greeks: Translation by Guy Davenport., p175.

Posted on November 29, 2009 at 12:56am —

Brad Rose

Second Thoughts, First

“I think you’ve had some challenges with men,” Jackie clinically observed to Lola, who sat staring, wide-eyed and incredulous at the pedestrian understatement of her therapist. “The stories you’ve told me since our first meeting, a few months ago, the stories about your father and about being a young woman in Hollywood, make me wonder if this is the best place for you, especially given your history?”

Is this, Lola wondered, what I am paying her 150 dollars an hour to tell me?

Lol… Continue

Posted on November 28, 2009 at 11:30pm —

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At 4:04pm on October 23, 2009, valerie said…
thank you. you're nice.
At 4:46am on October 10, 2009, Peter McNiff said…
Many thanks for your comments on “All things, Oh Priests, are on fire” – Buddha, Fiction is the name of game What you see here may be flotsam and jetsam among the tips of icebergs,
At 7:13am on September 30, 2009, Peter McNiff said…
Just by the way, Brad Rose, thank you for your comments on Railway Encounters. Apart from growing up beside a few railway tracks, and loving travel by train, I am a member of the Irish Railway Record Society and engaged in a writing project covering sixty years of railway journalism garnered from the RRS monthly mag. Hope I don't hit the buffers. P
At 11:49am on September 3, 2009, Peter McNiff said…
Maybe, but not from where I'm looking. Thanks for the contact, Brad.
At 12:25pm on August 21, 2009, Angel Zapata said…
Brad,

Read you poem, "Daddy Longlegs" over at Boston Literary magazine. Really loved it. "On the window pane, just above the shower,
a Daddy longlegs is splayed in futile escape,
frantic shudder against a transparent opposition." The comparison of the man suffereing the same fate as that spider was brilliant. Very nice work.
At 3:35pm on August 4, 2009, Erin Cole said…
Love the new photo!
At 8:55pm on July 19, 2009, mal said…
Any time Brad, I like to read your great stories, cheers ,Mal..
At 7:41am on July 18, 2009, mal said…
Congratulations on your 100 blogs, I am really happy for you , and so well deserved too ,cheers Mal..
At 7:27pm on March 27, 2009, Andrea McCall said…
Thanks, I'm already enjoying it. You have a way with words.
At 4:25pm on March 2, 2009, Anthony Venutolo said…
Thanks for the feedback, Brad ... Welcome to Six
 
 

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