Personal Effects
Mike IngramExperiments in creative nonfiction
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
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| Issues | 10 | Subscribers | Read | mikeingram.substack.com |
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Run-DMC Action Figures (acq. 2003)
These were a gift from a coworker, back when I had the kind of office job that involved a cubicle, overhead fluorescent lighting, and the expectation I’d show up at roughly the same time each morning. My coworker said she thought of me when...
Stuffed Animal (bull), acq. 2002, Madrid
I bought this in Madrid, after spending a weekday afternoon getting unexpectedly, painfully sunburned at a bullfight. I planned to give it to a woman I’d been dating, back in D.C. Actually, dating may be the wrong word. We hadn’t defined th...
The Ring of Brightest Angels Around Heaven, Rick Moody (pub. 1996, acq. 1999)
In my mid-20s, I had a girlfriend who liked me to read to her before bed. I think this started with a request to hear something I’d written, but once we exhausted that pile—or at least what I was willing to share of it—I moved on to the wor...
"Constructive Summer" (notebook, 2014)
I’ve always had a hard time tossing old notebooks. You could be throwing away the seeds of a great idea, one that, for whatever reason, your younger self wasn’t ready to commit to. You could be throwing away the details of a fun episode in ...
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Writer, professor, editor at Barrelhouse, co-host of the Book Fight podcast.
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