S.C. Ferguson @FergMode

writer linktr.ee/scferguson Joined October 2010

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S.C. Ferguson @FergMode

2 years ago

Bought myself some Boxing Day gifts.

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2 years ago

#manofletters

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2 years ago

Tapas time bitch!

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anyway my pet peeve is seeing “as” used in its conjunctive form, to mean something like “because.” e.g., “i baked mille-feuille as i recall how you like it so,” or, “his campaign against me will fail, as i have long anticipated it.” what’s happening there?! so ungainly. avoid it

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2 years ago

Astounded by the virtuosity, sophistication, and dry-as-hell comedy of Krasz’s “Herman: The Death of a Craft”

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2 years ago

There's a certain brand of sentence-fetish prose-writing -- never very popular but high in its prestige -- that brings precision to the very edge of nauseating preciousness.

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2 years ago

GODDAMMIT I'M GOOD

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2 years ago

Hills like white elephants party

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katie kadue @kukukadoo

2 years ago

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2 years ago

The classical swagger of Joe Heller’s ironies 🤗

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2 years ago

“Curdled” A verb-metaphor so trite and overused in “contemporary literary fiction” that it should now be deemed dead and unusable

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2 years ago

Emma Cline's The Guest: A novel about wealth and poverty that has very little to say about the rich and even less to say about the poor.

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2 years ago

Damn bro can’t wait to grok my way to the most bomb-ass tweets of all time

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2 years ago

The Molly discourse reminds me of that episode of GIRLS where Lena D’s character is jealous of an old classmate/rival writer whose bf has died in a car crash and Lena gets jealous of classmate’s writerly “luck.” Whole thing is SO *now*. So Girardian, so almost-silly.