If you would like to see and listen to a video in which I read my entire novel Table 41, go here. Click here to listen to and see a video in which I read my entire novel Table 41.
Excerpts from Table 41 are available here, on this Web page: Table One, Table Two.
If you would like your own copy, you may purchase one here.
Here is a Table of Contents for Table 41.
I nominated you for the future challenge: https://lifeofmon.wordpress.com/2015/08/15/in-thy-future/
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Congratulations on your novel
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I love what im reading, finding it fasicnating. Ross.
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Almost unbelievably beautiful interview.
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Do you have a summary of what your novel is about? Your writing looks very good.
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I pressed and then flung up Table 24 on my FB page with something like this: This may be disturbing. I immediately went to Table 41 and then to Table 42 (don’t you all want to skip the prelims and get right to the gist?). (Addendum: But I suspect my limited time on-net will include doses of more table-hopping.) Thanks, Doc.
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I love the interview.
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great interview
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never have i seen such a fine match up of intellect and talent.
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Great review of Dajngo and interview was good too.
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Fascinating site I must return too again and again.
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The interview is a spectacular. That must be said.
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Interesting interview and very fine writing 🙂
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so good, such a good interview
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Your site is overwhelming and I will need to take some time to fully digest it. But good luck. It seems a marvelous endeavor.
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The interview is terrific
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Hello Joseph, I’m interested to delve through your blog and learn more about Table 41 and I wish you luck with your endeavours. Take care.
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Joseph, Your writing imagery is magnificent as life itself. I think my son in prison would like this novel. Is it in paperback form?
Cheryl
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Thank you for your kind words. Joseph
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I would like to have a summary of what this is about….It looks good though
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Great interview. You have a captivating voice, too!
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what you said, i never heard that before, in the interview… did you really mean that?
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well I came across you and am liking what I am hearing ( the video interview) and the writing. Although for some of it… how do you sleep?
American?
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I thoroughly enjoyed when the interviewer gave you literary quotes and you responded. And can I tell you how much I love the semi-colon? Maybe too much. Your responses give me a great deal to think about. And I really appreciate the concept of being the first and last audience of my writing. Interesting and good stuff.
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I’m new here and welcome you all
First it’s verily amazing when I take a look to comments
And enjoy how much is quoting speech and interesting stuff
Thank u
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Happy to meet someone who likes writing too. It would be great to read your book.
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I stole a glance at the first part of your novel, and was surprised to find that it was written in the second person’s perspective. I would love to read it in the future 🙂
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Thank you for your kind words. Joseph
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Thanks for sharing your inspiration and process. Intuition guides you through remarkable places.
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Listened to the interview, which explained much before beginning to read it. The book does draw you on. The second person format is more like poetry, including slam poetry and spoken word. Fascinating.
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do u want to buy some cheese. i got cheese 4 u
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Hey, Joseph. Wow: an entire novel in Second Person…gutsy. I need to get some samples up, soon, but they may be pedestrian by comparison. I’d love to see your comments on my thoughts about the writing process and industry.
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I bookmark your weblink.
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👌👌
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Beautiful and informative interview.
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I perceive that the novel is a loop and/or is best read backwards beginning with Table 41, or even randomly. regards – CC
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I look forward to reading this novel before my school resumes! It will be awesome, I can assure myself.
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Good concept for a book. I would buy it if it were in print and had some nice illustrations or drawings with it.
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Ross, I’m in love with this interview! Keep up the good fight!
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I agree!
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Thank you so much for the follow. I would love your feedback on my new short story called Eaten an Eskimo. I’ve released a rough draft, and thoughts from an author would be incredible
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What’s the novel about, in a nutshell?
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Enjoyed the interview.
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Nice 👌🏼
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I was captivated by the content and interview. Bubbles
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Such a consummate fusion of thought and emotion we have before us
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Such a consummate fusion of thought and emotional density we have before us on the digicom – Bravo! BRAVO! Mr. Journalist – I grant you a thousand lives and many more.
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why r u so wierd
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why dont u like dfw
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As one that was of the TECHNICAL pinning of YOUR CRAFTINGS I THANK you FOR THE peep AT THE POST. Your movies are something for the MIND.
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have You ever thought of writing about a person deemed ‘mentally disabled’ putting up a legal fight for their “health” in a time when Legislators are expanding on how they’d “perfected’ the cra(p)ft to “infect” the constituancy?
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I write for fun. You’re a professional who has had a few novels. I have zero novels. I just blog. We don’t even have the same writing style. I don’t think I am an intellectual like you.
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