hello dear sinister people it has been six months since my last confession/post. But I notice that people are still talking about pynchon, which cant be bad. Although when I read pynchon, it always reminds me of joyce. And proust, well didn't it take him thirty pages to describe someone turning over in bed. I think for that alone he should be lauded in what Joyce satirised, aeolus.
Anyway, i have a question, a while back there was a post by somebody who 'stole' a book of somebody's writings and posted on sinister a bit of a short story.
For some reason it stuck in my mind, I can't even fully remember what it was about, except that it was set in a cafe. I cant find it on the archive and thought maybe the writer or usurper of intellectual property might email it to me or at least guide me to it on the archive. It actually occurred to me at the time that the person that posted it had written it and was just too shy to admit it. Either way it would be most appreciated.
Richard 


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