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September 10, 2022

Death, death, death online, that's what we're selling. Following on our barbaric adventures with guinea fowl (which I could not bring myself to eat, by the way), I log on to share with you the recommendation to a short story by the late Denis Johnson, an author I took notice of only upon his death, which I read about in The New Yorker several years ago.

"Triumph Over The Grave" it's called, and it can be found in his collection entitled The Largesse of the Sea Maiden.

That's it. That's all this time.





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Death, death, death online, that's what we're selling. Following on our barbaric adventures with guinea fowl (which I could not bring myself to eat, by the way), I log on to share with you the recommendation to a short story by the late Denis Johnson, an author I took notice of only upon his death, which I read about in The New Yorker several years ago.

"Triumph Over The Grave" it's called, and it can be found in his collection entitled The Largesse of the Sea Maiden.

That's it. That's all this time.


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At their best, these news bulletins announce amazing new entries to our Public Library, Audio Funhouse, or Gallery from worldwide contributors. At their worst, they devolve into the editor's 2am bloggings.

Welcome to Mind Mined.

browse our News Archives