Andrew J. Lederer

as I wrote yesterday, that Saturday's post was probably one post over the line as far as brief, perfunctory, trivial entries were concerned. And the following comment confirmed my sense of the trend:

"is there anyway that you could stop writing these appallingly bad blogs. at least the other writers have the decency not to write every single day, and when they do, they are funny."

On the other hand, I also got this confused but enthusiastic comment on MySpace (where the blog is mirrored):

"WTF???

LOL"

Truth is, how bad can a post be that has the following sentence?:

"And the freneticism of the tussle between her embrace of primitive superstition and my rejection of this naturo-mystic implement has suddenly ended. Elise is curled up in a corner of her futon, silently staring."

It's the kind of sentence that can show us all the way. Perhaps I will follow it wherever it leads, even to the ends of the Earth.