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Category: Ephemera

The Proust Questionnaire

Christopher Clancy

The Proust Questionnaire is supposed to tease out one’s “true nature.” Needless to say, I took it very seriously.

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Posted in: Ephemera, Writing Filed under: Linus Van Pelt, Marcel Proust, Vanity Fair

Dry January

Christopher Clancy

How did it go? Pretty well. I made it, anyway.

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Posted in: Ephemera Filed under: drinking, Lent, rehab

Top Three Record Stores in Murfreesboro, TN

Christopher Clancy

Murfreesboro, Tenn. contains at least three very good record stores, all within three miles of each other.

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Posted in: Ephemera Filed under: Bread, Donald Byrd, Jaco Pastorius, Murfreesboro

Oh, The Places I Went: An Infographic

Christopher Clancy

Virginia Woolf said, “A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction.”

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Posted in: Ephemera, Writing Filed under: JJ's Market & Cafe, privacy, Virginia Woolf, Walmart, writing

An Honor Just to be Nominated

Christopher Clancy

Is getting nominated for a Pushcart Prize something to brag about?

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Posted in: Ephemera, Getting Published Filed under: David Spade, Prescott College, Pushcart Prize, Rachel Yoder, Twitter

Doppelgängers

Christopher Clancy

While marketing my debut novel, We Take Care of Our Own, I have made a couple of unsettling discoveries.

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Posted in: Ephemera Filed under: Austin Macauley Publishers, Bruce Springsteen, Christina Clancy, dopplegangers, Glimmer Train, Jeff Rider

Goodbye, Social Media

Christopher Clancy

It’s one thing to torch people’s time, it’s quite another to torch their faith in humanity.

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Posted in: Ephemera Filed under: Facebook, Hari Kunzru, Maya Grimley, Nicholson Baker, Rebecca Crunden, Twitter

R.I.P. Stanley Crouch

Christopher Clancy

His ability to speak and write on jazz, “America’s music,” was singular. His ability to not only back up but expand on his strong opinions about music, race, and art was deft, enlightening, genius.

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Posted in: Ephemera Filed under: Algonquin Hotel, John Updike, Kurt Vonnegut, Rockefeller Center, Stanley Crouch, The New Republic, The New Yorker

Traffic

Christopher Clancy

Looking into drivers’ faces becomes for me a handy reminder of the essential humanness of humanity: we are many, we are trying, we are struggling, we are on our way.

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Posted in: Ephemera Filed under: Ralph Waldo Emerson, traffic

Fear of Heights

Christopher Clancy

Had a bit of a panic attack on the day before Christmas, brought on by my acrophobia.

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Posted in: Ephemera Filed under: acrophobia, Edward R. Murrow, Newseum

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