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i was about to say how it sounded like a catchier guided by voices...

also, well done TripWillis. really catchy

playing/writing music helps me focus, a way to take a break while still exercising my mind. all the other stuff (promoting/booking/etc.) could be time better spent.

everything but the singing

my new plan b: http://invisiblesuns.bandcamp.com/

at least brown did it all on the same day. there are still programs with acceptances and rejections i haven't heard back from.

because i've already been rejected i can sincerely wish you luck

hello rejection, nice to see you again

it's everyone not on this board who is pretentious

my computer crashed a month after i got my bachelors. i wasn't good at keeping track of things back then, so there were literally two papers i didn't lose--one of which was for an astronomy class. i guess my rejection list shows that i wrote my writing sample from scratch three years outside of school and without any professor's feedback.

any postmodernists accepted?

just saw that go up. sure hope you're not thinking of accepting that offer...

didn't Maurice Sendak write Where the Wild Things Are...?

I think reading the bible is important because it'll make you not christian. the majority of practicers haven't read it, hence they still are.

Eggers is meh; I never understood the hype. A lesser Barthelme or Wallace.

damn. that is far too long.

that means the department wants you and they just have to get the grad school to ok it. basically you're in--congrats!

claiming one of those directions that just went up. goodbye top choice.

Trapped in the Closet (chapters 1-12) was a pretty head-on adaption of Finnegan's Wake.

Blade Runner. It's only 1/3 of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? but they had the good form to change the name and used what they took well. Blow-Up. It took the story and ran with it. ...plus Jurassic Park, but that goes without saying.

Bukowski, Austen, the Brontë shawties

You got in somewhere--that's enough to be calm about.