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My story "Slide to Unlock" is in the New Yorker's summer fiction issue.
posted by Ed Park @ 10:09 PM
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3 Comments:
What a beautiful video. Can't wait to get the fiction issue in my mailbox -- I will turn straight to your story! (Yes, I proudly read the New Yorker on dead trees.)
... and the dead trees came, and the story was read, and it was good. It was very good.
My favorite: "Spouse of sibling you don't talk to, whom you text when you're drunk."
Because of what I've read by Ed Park concerning the HSK Society, I was not at all surprised to see his story in The New Yorker's Fiction issue. One of these days there'll be a non-fiction story about Harry and it could be be by any number of Society members. It's the coolest club in the world.
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