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A Whole Lot of Nothing. The Long Weekend Review, #7
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- ISBN978-1-386-75721-4
- EAN9781386757214
- Date de parution19/09/2020
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- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
The Long Weekend Review is a monthly e-zine that allows the writer to do whatever they want, as long as it is written in three days. This month's edition is from Jeff Campbell. Jeff writes this of issue seven. "When I started writing 'A Whole Lot of Nothing' I expected it would be a rather head-y series of reflections that mostly focused on my strange relationship with the concept of nothingness and emptiness that I have cultivated over these last couple years.
What I found was that nothingness has been a lifelong frenemy. You should read it; it explores the time I had to peel half my face off, what it was like to hang out in the sewers, and how I chickened out of Buddhism in college." "A Whole Lot of Nothing" is an examination of faith and memory in a finite world.
What I found was that nothingness has been a lifelong frenemy. You should read it; it explores the time I had to peel half my face off, what it was like to hang out in the sewers, and how I chickened out of Buddhism in college." "A Whole Lot of Nothing" is an examination of faith and memory in a finite world.
