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Sean Beaudoin's Blog
October 1, 2009
- Just found out last week that the Polish translation rights to Going Nowhere Faster were sold, which sounds like a dumb joke but isn't. I'm ecstatic that the teens of Krakow may soon be reading a Polish version of GNF and can't wait to see what the new title is going to be idiomatically.
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September 23, 2009
- Wednesday, September 16, 2009Originally published on Author BitesSean Beaudoin was awesome enough to come back to Bites and ramble even awesomelier (get an English degree, then you can create cool words like me) on book banning for Ban This! Listen to what he has to say. Aside from being witty and funny, he's spot on right. And then go out and petition his books to be banned. He's begging ...
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August 1, 2009
- Fade to Blue is finally here. You can buy it at a little mom-and-pop store called Amazon, or visit you local indie bookseller. Buy two and use one to mop up spilled Gazpacho.
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June 29, 2009
- My new book Fade To Blue is a month away from publication. Man, it's been a long road. Especially since I finished it two years ago. It's like one of those lost albums that's been in the vault because of some disgruntled roadie's lawsuit. But, yes, it's finally coming out. If every single person on Red Room goes to Amazon and pre-orders two copies right this minute, my mother will be very, very ...
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March 9, 2009
- Hey, I have a new story on the Narrative Magazine website called Night Dreams. Check it out at: www.Narrative Magazine.com
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January 28, 2009
- 1. Widespread use of chemical fertilizers is killing off dirt mites. Without dirt mites, nothing will grow.2. The bees are disappearing. Without the bees, nothing will grow.3. Antarctica is melting. When the icecap becomes liquid, Nevada will be beachfront.4. Iceland is bankrupt. Without wealthy, sexy Icelandic ravers, there will be no reason to include Reijkavik on your Eurail pass.5. The stock ...
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December 30, 2008
- A story of mine was just published in the latest edition (volume six, issue one) of the excellent lit journal Redivider.
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December 30, 2008
- Bored with the usual friending back and forth? Click here: TOTAL RAW EXCITEMENT Sean Beaudoin, Author loves you.
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December 30, 2008
- Hey, if you're in SF check out my article in this week's Onion. (dec. 25th-volume 44, issue 52). It's in the AV CLUB section and is called "Lonely Drummer Boy." Unfortunately, it was edited for nice-ness in parts, but you get the idea.
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December 15, 2008
- Hey, the excellent lit journal Glimmer Train asked me to write a short essay for one of their bulletins. You can check my foray into non-fiction out here:ESSAY: The GrottoGlimmer Train publishes a ton of great short fiction and non fiction about writing. A subscription makes a great Christmas gift. And, I get 6% every time you buy one. No, that's not true.
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November 7, 2008
- So I read a story at Litquake last month. They asked five people to write entirely new material just for that night based on Kierkegaard's Either/Or, which is essentially like saying "slap together whatever you want, it's all applicable." I tossed around the idea for a while and decided to go with the most cliched possible angle I could think of. Either/Or says one thing to me, and ...
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September 9, 2008
- The paperback was released September 1st and contains 15 pages of new material as part of a vastly expanded appendix. More sarcasm! More jokes! Glossier cover. It can't hurt to buy two.
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July 3, 2008
- My short story The Spectacle has just gone up on Identity Theory, an excellent online lit journal. You can read it and check them out here. There's a lot of interesting stuff on their site, including a recent interview with Dagoberto Gilb, my favorite author of stories about construction workers, as well as tight dresses, hair dressers, agave, pouring concrete, and stealing from department stores. ...
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June 19, 2008
- My second book, Fade To Blue is finally finished and in copy editing. ARC's will be out in Sept. and the release date is early next year. It's a sort of metaphysical dark comedy that includes illustrations by the fantastic artist Wilfred Santiago (www.wilfredsantiago.com).
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February 21, 2008
- Vladimir NabakovH.L. MenckenJames SalterDoestoyevskyStephen WrightAlice MunroEvelyn WaughL.F. CelineSomerset MaughamDeborah EisenbergRobert MusilCormac McCarthyIceburg SlimOther Possibles:HerodotousKnut HamsunNelson AlgrenF. Scott FitzgeraldSaul BellowDashiell HammettDenis JohnsonRobert GravesVoltaireFred ExleyGraham GreeneIn my twenties, my list would have been something like this:Charles ...
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