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Ada(ms) or Ardor

@adamsorardor

Novelist || poet \ playwright

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Have you been sentenced to die? If Judgement Day arrives by degrees, over decades, would you notice the incremental impacts of that verdict? What is Nature? I can picture the life of a cow, but the life of a plant? New story out today with The Dodge. thedodgemag.com/austinadams1

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A glance around the room confirmed that that that, naming every object guilty, then sundialing down the apocalypse she turned round to the hanging mirror and, that, named herself object, guilty, just another signatory of the vainglorious murder-suicide pact underwritten again...

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"God is not real. Science knows. But the devil is, as was acknowledged by Donna at 7:29 p.m." New story out today about absolute certainty, miring doubt & what the hell wine actually is. thedodgemag.com/austinadams1

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One of the best books Iโ€™ve read this year is the unpublished manuscript this excerpt is from. (Another is Nathan Knappโ€™s Daybook. Not sure what theyโ€™re feeding those boys in Nashville.) Also highly rec Austinโ€™s โ€œContributions to the Terrorโ€ in the latest ish of The Dodge .

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"They were told โ€˜this is a goddess,โ€™ and they hated her, but for the most part, they just said โ€˜okay.โ€™ And it isnโ€™t as though this goddess appeared to them. No one had visions of her." If you haven't yet, or if you wish to again, read this masterful work from Ada(ms) or Ardor

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Years after she was probably raped by one of her brothers, many years after she attempted to blind her sister in the night with a hot poker, my grandmother may have arranged for the murder of my grandfather. I wrote a novel about it. Here's an excerpt - minorliteratures.com/2024/09/17/conโ€ฆ

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"Tabs" by Ada(ms) or Ardor is about now, like right now. He pins it in the way he pins lost causes and end of days elsewhere. The thread in all of it is work that somehow seems to know exactly what it's doing at any given moment, with all the tricks of fiction, words, flow, & shape.

"Tabs" by <a href="/AdamsOrArdor/">Ada(ms) or Ardor</a> is about now, like right now. He pins it in the way he pins lost causes and end of days elsewhere. The thread in all of it is work that somehow seems to know exactly what it's doing at any given moment, with all the tricks of fiction, words, flow, &amp; shape.
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My novel Daydreamers, about Chinese literary exiles in California, comes out next month. "Brilliantly inflected with undercurrents both noir and comic." โ€”Susan Daitch Review copies are available. DM me for one or (if you prefer) contact my publisher Fiction Collective 2.

My novel Daydreamers, about Chinese literary exiles in California, comes out next month.

"Brilliantly inflected with undercurrents both noir and comic." โ€”Susan Daitch

Review copies are available. DM me for one or (if you prefer) contact my publisher <a href="/FCtwo/">Fiction Collective 2</a>.
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First look at my road-trip novel Daydreamers, which publishes next month. Stylish treatment for this excerpt by The Evergreen Review, paired with photography by Bryan Schutmaat. Thanks to old friend John G. H. Oakes ๐Ÿ‰, who published my first novel The Hell Screens, for making this happen.

First look at my road-trip novel Daydreamers, which publishes next month. Stylish treatment for this excerpt by <a href="/EvergreenReview/">The Evergreen Review</a>, paired with photography by Bryan Schutmaat.

Thanks to old friend <a href="/johnghoakes/">John G. H. Oakes ๐Ÿ‰</a>, who published my first novel The Hell Screens, for making this happen.