The written word, as interpreted by Kim Shable.
 
These pieces have been written over a period of four years, and range from ridiculously bad to somewhat all right. All work copyright 1997-2001 by me, Kim Shable. And if you steal it, I'll rip your arms off and beat you with them. No lie.


Essays

How Not to Eat (2002)

Love Letter to No One (2002)

Homely Alone (2002)

Famous Men I Almost Met (2002)

Not Available in Stores (2001)

Je Ne Sais Quoi (2001)

Scars (2000)

The Train (2000)

The Agony of Defete (1999)

Barbie's God (1997)

I couldn't resist: my very own paper on the eighties (1997)

Kick the Ball, Dammit! (1997)
 

Stories

Big Dead White Dogs (2002)

The New New Bobbi Commiskey (2002)

Christopher Kills Me (2002)

Lonely Guys (2001)

Storm Tracker 7 (1999)

Burden of Tooth (1999)

Love Story (1999)
 
 

Poetry

Overachiever (2000)

Oedipus on Springer (1999)

Bad Phone Call 239 (1999)

An Old and Lonely Virgin (1999)

Pivot (1999)

Nixon's Hat (1999)

A Little Ditty (1999)
 

Songs
A word of explanation: one day, I just decided to start writing songs. And I literally do mean one day, because I wrote these two in one intense sitting behind the desk at the Ashland Super 8 (America's finest motel chain) and then never did anything again. But these are good songs, except the one is sort of to the tune of "Steamroller," by James Taylor. Not on purpose, mind you. If I were purposefully going to rip off a tune, it would probably be "Rock Lobster," by the B-52s.

Are You Still Going to Love Me? (2001)

Sitting and Waiting (2001)
 

Novel (in progress)

Something in the water (1998-present)

The following installments do not go in chronological order; well, they DO, but they don't appear right next to each other. In other words, I'm waiting to write the boring parts that connect everything together till last.

I hate Jimmy Nabring

Naming the baby

Jimmy Big Dick
 
 
 

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