With humble and profound apologies to all, the British literary magazine Zembla has just published my own take on the Obituarists Association conference in Bath. It's a rewrite of a piece a wrote a year ago for a small American fanzine, and has been marinaded in poetic licence before being liberally sprinkled with over-exaggeration.
The layout's rather marvellous; the text a little more silly. The article itself is over at my website. Don't hurt me, I'm not worth it.
1 comment:
i don't hate you, andrew. of course, you didn't mention me in your article. so i have no reason to hate you.
i read a previous version of this on your web site. this is even better than the original.
such a way with words you have, general losowsky. the line about finding an obit writer "who gives good dead," provocative is.
and i love the layout.
thanks for sharing in your own peculiar way.
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