Existential Angst and Plushies - Tim Lieder's Substack
Tim LiederTim Lieder writes about books, movies, Judaism., politics, etc. Currently discussing John Cheever, Dybbuk Press books and the Book of Job (Iyov). His fiction has appeared in Shock Totem and Saturday Evening Post (bit of a shock that last one).
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 185 |
| Subscribers | Read | marlowe1.substack.com |
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"Eighteen to Twenty-One" by David Trinidad (High Risk)
Not everyone has sex as a teenager. You could be religious, asexual, afraid of pregnancy, in the closet. You could be emotionally unstable, neurodivergent, mature enough to know that you’re not ready, looking for true love, etc.
The Witching Snakes pt 23
The Singh Family thrives from Colonialism, buying possibly haunted estate. Bai Suzhen and Greenie work for the family and help them with lost handkerchiefs and sad cousins.
The First Three High Risk Stories
High Risk Books was a series of books kicked off by the first High Risk anthologies, published in 1989. Amy Scholder and Ira Silverberg mostly published writers that they knew and worked with, often writers and performance artists who were ...
Job Chapter 34
Elihu makes me want to apologize to Bildad, Eliphaz and Zophar. For all their faults, they were trying to help. They are bad at it, but they meant well. By contrast, Elihu jumps in, misinterprets everything and calls Job a sinner. He's “def...
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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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