Chapter 6: The Lincoln Interstellar

Chapter 6: The Lincoln Interstellar

 
 

Creation is pain. Art is pain. And we are all in this together.

Adair and Dan look at the reasons to make and consume art. Readings and quotes, like you've come to love, are joined by songs this week. Your hosts share the songs that dig at the seeds of their own despair and the anthems of their happiness. 

Songs traded, sorrow felt, joy remembered, and a partnership that won't be broken.

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Chapter 5: Giraffe Orgy

Chapter 5: Giraffe Orgy

 
 

Fiats from The Upside Down, inappropriate coffee cups, putting out literal fires, and writing poems about poetry! This chapter is meta, manic, and maniacal.

Settling into new jobs, old struggles reemerge. Dan pull out an old piece from days when poetry first infected his blood. Adair helps him find his footing with the new juggling of responsibilities and creating new art. 

Chapter 4: Harvey Fierstein is The Nanny

Chapter 4: Harvey Fierstein is The Nanny

 
 

Adair is sick, Dan got hired, and they get on topic eventually.

Chapter four is a turning point in this collaborative process. The nature of entertainment is to grow and move on to the next level, and as such these two are casting themselves in the movie version of their lives.

Chapter 3: Stephen King's Mermaid Tattoo

Chapter 3: Stephen King's Mermaid Tattoo

 
 

The "writers" continue drinking, waxing poetics, challenging each other.

This week, Adair and Dan outline their writing plans for November. Stories and advice from other writers (including this gem from John Irving on the podcast What It Takes) are exchanged and West World theories are are proposed and dashed.

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Chapter 2: When We Were in College

Chapter 2: When We Were in College

 
 

Poetry is in our veins, Hemingway is on our minds, Texas is in our hearts, and subway etiquette is written in our blood. 

Adair and Dan give the three fictional characters that best describe them, shout outs are bestowed and revoked, and the endless nights of sudden orgasms...of thought. 

This week, we begin our reading series. Adair starts us off with her poem, "Listing Nouns."