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Publish And Perish

By admin Posted on May 11, 2021 Posted in Nacho's Lousy Novel, Notes from a family history, Stories Tagged with publishing, writing

They said it was easy.

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Writing Break

By nacho Posted on October 23, 2015 Posted in Notes from a family history Tagged with childhood, nacho's family, writing

I’ve finished a 380 page memoir about my family. I didn’t plan on that… The original plan was to write a 100 page “memoir” that, primarily, answered the one big question — what the fuck was up with your parents, …

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The Vanishing of Great Aunt Deborah

By nacho Posted on December 19, 2014 Posted in Notes from a family history Tagged with nacho's family

I love how Japanese porn seems to be the natural progression of my great aunt Deborah’s severely protestant Scottish moral values. There’s this very large contingent of fallen women getting stuffed in all holes because that’s what they’ve had coming …

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The Reich Stuff

By nacho Posted on December 11, 2014 Posted in Notes from a family history Tagged with boble, publishing, west virginia

I keep seeing this throwback Thursday shit — or whatever it is — on Facebook. Since I ignore all of my Facebook friends (isn’t it supposed to be all about me, anyway?), I haven’t really tuned into whatever the fuck …

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Notes from a family history (Continued)

By nacho Posted on October 1, 2013 Posted in Notes from a family history Tagged with nacho's family, notes from a family history

Summer, 1992, and I ran. I graduated high school in May and it took a couple months to realize the goal I’d been striving towards ever since my father left and our world fell apart seven years earlier. I wanted …

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Notes from a family history…

By nacho Posted on September 25, 2013 Posted in Notes from a family history Tagged with childhood, nacho's family, notes from a family history

I’ve spent most of my life waiting for people to die. In my family, death is the only possible way for the living to find closure and peace. In life, there is no middle ground with my family. Grudges are …

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