Rattlesnake’s Substack
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Having Read: Things to Make And Break
I had dinner with May Lan Tan in Germany once and learned her favorite TV competition show was Blown Away because the sound of the glass projects breaking was soothing to her and I went home and watched everything that was there to watch an...
Having Read: Venus Drive
Closed a psychic loop with the fellas last week where we saw a few bands on the regular rotation from back when. It felt to me I could turnaround and be doing donuts in the high school parking lot, cooking on the grill on the hill, drinking...
Having Read: Eva's Man
One of the great literary farts is thriving in Eva’s Man.
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Having Read: One Hour of Television
Not long ago I went in the yard and followed fox tracks to a blood-soaked swath of snow. This was after a pretty substantial snowfall in a not-so-mild winter. There was no body and no sign of struggle nor were there any other prints around...
Deep Local | Ep. 5: Freak Duck Season
Gets to be a time in life when you realize there’s little more to the trajectory than filling each day with some meaningful activity that in any other reality is insignificant. Better if it can’t make money for anyone at all.
Some people...
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Christopher Ayala is a writer from Massachusetts. His work has appeared in The Massachusetts Review, Keith LLC, and The Common. He has been in residence at NES Listamiǒstöǒ in Skagaströnd, Iceland.
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