“I revere a kind of sanctity in language and that reverence stands in place of an aesthetic. I wouldn't even make the case that I'm a writer; it's just what I put in the field if someone asks. It's easier than saying what I actually am, which is best expressed as what I actually do, which functionally a kind of worship. I think there are configurations of words that have power. I think they can be arranged in such a way as to modify the operation of the mind. I'm not even saying I succeed at this. I'm saying that seeking these configurations is the only thing I know how to do.”
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Jerry Holkins
Jerry Holkins, born on February 6, 1976, is an accomplished writer known for his unique humor and insightful observations in the field of internet literature. He gained fame with his serial work 'The Oatmeal' published in 'The Escapist' magazine, which has attracted a large readership with its satirical and humorous narrative style. more
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