The Late Worm - Halpern, K. M.
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A fourth collection of head-scratching nanopieces: funny, horrifying, bemusing, and completely unclassifiable. This book is absolutely unique except for its three predecessors and any other books I decide to write (plus the minutes from that one unusual town council meeting in Idaho). Learn why Ahab missed, how to avoid being labeled a forester, why it's important to show up very very late, and how to avoid being spontaneously spousified. Everything you need in order to live a short, cautionary tale of a life is presented here in eyepopping Palatino twelve-point. For one millionth the price of a college education, you can learn a billionth as much.…mehr

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A fourth collection of head-scratching nanopieces: funny, horrifying, bemusing, and completely unclassifiable. This book is absolutely unique except for its three predecessors and any other books I decide to write (plus the minutes from that one unusual town council meeting in Idaho). Learn why Ahab missed, how to avoid being labeled a forester, why it's important to show up very very late, and how to avoid being spontaneously spousified. Everything you need in order to live a short, cautionary tale of a life is presented here in eyepopping Palatino twelve-point. For one millionth the price of a college education, you can learn a billionth as much.
Autorenporträt
Ken was born in New York and, after spending far too much time there, finally returned to the Cambridge, MA he knew and loved from graduate school. Unfortunately, all that remained was a large Starbucks, several thousand bank branches, and two small universities whose names he forgets. He is the author four novels and three other books of pretentious flash fiction. His current literary projects include the second book in a fantasy trilogy centered around a seemingly indestructible woman and a book of short fiction tentatively titled "You May Feel a Small Prick." Ken holds a PhD in theoretical physics from a cluster of concrete buildings somewhere on the Charles River. He may be found at www.kmhalpern.com or generating very small gravitational waves around town.