Existential Angst and Plushies - Tim Lieder's Substack
Tim LiederTim Lieder writes about books, movies, Judaism., and politics. Currently this substack is discussing John Cheever and the Book of Job (Iyov). His fiction has appeared in Shock Totem and Saturday Evening Post.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Job Chapter 42
After 41 chapters of misery, sea monsters and arguments with idiots, we come to the end of the book. Job accepts that he’s dust and ashes. G-d has helped him to accept that the universe is never going to be simple or fair. it will be glorio...
"Workload" by Robert Gluck (High Risk)
Generally, I don’t want to write two articles on the same collection in a row. I want to rotate John Cheever, The Book of Job and High Risk. However, I have grown to hate High Risk: An Anthology of Forbidden Writing so much that I want to f...
"Dear Dennis" by Dodie Bellamy (High Risk)
> “Dion jutted into my life like Carrie’s arm jutted from the grave – and the catalyst was M.S., one of those popular girls who wait in the wings ready to destroy Carrie’s life or mine – Dennis, you’ve never met M.S., but note how her initi...
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Tim's fiction has appeared in several places including Saturday Evening Post and Tales from the Crust anthology. + Support him at patreon.com/timlieder
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