|
|
Sold Out
Book Categories |
Sunday
The Yarn 15
Migration 16
The Gum 17
The Stain 19
Happy Birthday Grandma 20
The Urge 24
The Prayer 25
The Fish 26
The Growth 27
The Log 28
Monday
The Termite Queen 31
Still Life with Painter 32
Orangutan 33
Toothpaste 34
The Sound 35
The Note 36
Core Truths 37
The Mirror 38
The Wife 40
Croquet 41
The Breast 42
Tuesday
Svevo 45
The Last Cowboy 46
The Newspaper 48
The Mansion 49
The Horse 52
Counter-Puncher 53
A Bicycle Built for Two 54
Newshound 55
The Tunnel 56
Snowmen 57
The Warmth 58
Wednesday
Three Wise Men 61
The Hermit Crab 62
Almost Borges 63
New Heaven 64
The Teacher 65
Escape Artist 67
The Centipede 68
Home 69
Sunny Side Up 70
The Ever After 71
Thursday
No Place to Crawl 75
The Three Cranes 77
Monument 79
The Spider King 80
The Robot 83
Greener Pastures 84
The Last Supper 85
The Finger 86
The Father 87
Friday
Broccoli 91
The Platform 92
Humpert 93
Mississippi 94
Jack and Jill 95
Chicken Outfit 96
The Left Hand 97
Chinese Finger Trap 98
Hat and Rack 99
Water Ballet 100
The Sea Squirt 101
Saturday
The Clinic 107
The Hair 108
The Rope 110
Nicky 111
The Chair 112
The Trout 113
The Singing 114
6x6 115
This Mortal Coil 116
The Author 117
The Other Half 119
Colophon 126
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
| WonderClub |
Thomas Eriksen
reviewed Unlucky Lucky Days on June 25, 2008 Unlucky Lucky Days
"You must tell the truth," said the tapeworm, measuring the reviewer's guts.
"But what is the truth?" squeaked the louse, perched on his ear.
"And where shall we find it?" said the stone in his heart.
But their voices were lost in a dense web of words, trapped for an instant on a flickering screen, before they were devoured by a ravenous click.
"There, you see?" said the tapeworm, as he floated disembodied.
"Is that why we must speak the truth?" asked the louse.
"Is this where we shall find it?" asked the heart stone, knowing full well that the only answer would be the next question, which was already hard at work, drawing the arc of a smile under the reviewer's nose.
"Is this why we feel alone?" mumbled the smile. "Is this why we write?"
But its words were devoured by a ravenous click.
PS: We kindly request that you refrain from running in the Grandbois Gallery. Patrons are, however, encouraged to take one of the works home with them. But be warned: Counterfeiters will prosecuted to the full extent of the law!
Login|Complaints|Blog|Games|Digital Media|Souls|Obituary|Contact Us|FAQ
CAN'T FIND WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR? CLICK HERE!!! X
You must be logged in to add to WishlistX
This item is in your Wish List
X
This item is in your Collection
Unlucky Lucky Days
X
This Item is in Your Inventory
Unlucky Lucky Days
X
You must be logged in to review the productsX
X
X
Add Unlucky Lucky Days, These are funny, bizarre, moving stories—a pleasure to read.—Lydia Davis Grandbois is a master of the double-edged word, of stories that both cut through the world like butter and double-back to saw themselves to bits.—Brian Evenson Grandbois' , Unlucky Lucky Days to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
X
Add Unlucky Lucky Days, These are funny, bizarre, moving stories—a pleasure to read.—Lydia Davis Grandbois is a master of the double-edged word, of stories that both cut through the world like butter and double-back to saw themselves to bits.—Brian Evenson Grandbois' , Unlucky Lucky Days to your collection on WonderClub |
