Running couples. They seem so fucking organised. Everything is a routine. Do they have marathon sex? Probably. Do they time their marathon sex? Maybe. Do they plan for sex like they would a practice run for a marathon? I hope not.
Run, Forrest, run!
Fuck, Forrest, fuck!
about me
- CJM
- Carly-Jay Metcalfe is Brisbane based writer writer of literary fiction, poetry, biography and her memoir 'chasing away salt water'. She is one semester away from completing her (research) Masters in Creative Writing, which sounds gloriously smug and smacked with self-importance. It is neither of those things. Carly-Jay has been on an extended leave of absence due to a deluge of ill health from which she will always be recovering. Her fiction, non-fiction and poetry have been published in various anthologies and her short story 'The Twelve Hands of Mother Lode', published in the Wet Ink 'Emerge' anthology was lauded as 'warm and evocative' by the Sydney Morning Herald. It was also a finalist in the 2002 State Library of Queensland Young Writers Award. A work of non-fiction was published in the Vignette Press 'Death Mook' in 2009 and more recently, was invited to collaborate on a poem for Overland's 200th issue. Carly-Jay has presented papers at writing conferences, performed her work, been short-listed and runner-up for various literary awards and will appear at the Emerging Writers Festival in Melbourne in late May 2011. It's a jungle out there.
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what I am reading
- 'Things we Didn't See Coming' by Steven Amsterdam
- 'The Ice Age' by Kirsten Reed
- How a moth becomes a boat by Josephine Rowe
- 'This is How' by M.J Hyland
- 'Brown Skin Blue' by Belinda Jeffrey*
- 'Affection' by Krissy Kneen
- Overland 193 Summer 2008*
- 'Learning How to Breathe' by Linda Neil
- 'Dust' by Christine Bongers*
- 'Tobruk' by Peter FitzSimons
- Wet Ink 13 Summer 2008*
- McSweeney's 31
- McSweeney's 28
- Mystic Medusa - every week
- 'White Time' by Margo Lanagan
- Meanjin - Volume 67, Number 3, 2008
- 'The Young Widow's Book of Home Improvement' by Virginia Lloyd
- 'The Tall Man' by Chloe Hooper
- 'The Great War' by Les Carlyon
- 'The Striped World' by Emma Jones*
- 'The Two Kinds of Decay' by Sarah Manguso*
- 'The Tale of Despereaux' by Kate DiCamillo
- 'The Death Mook' ed. Dion Kagan - Vignette Press*
- 'The Pages' by Murray Bail
- 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' by F. Scott Fitzgerald*
- 'The Boat' by Nam Le
- 'Sleepwalk and other stories' by Adrian Tomine*
- 'Shortcomings' by Adrian Tomine
- 'Scrapbook' by Adrian Tomine
- 'The Art of the Shoe' by Marie-Josephe Bossan
- 'The Cloudchasers' by Steven Hunt & David Richardson*
- 'Lying' by Lauren Slater
- 'Play the piano like a percussion intrument until the fingers begin to bleed a bit' by Charles Bukowski
- 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' by Ken Kesey (re-reading)
- 'On the Road - the original scroll' by Jack Kerouac (re-reading)
- 'Of Mice and Men' by John Steinbeck
- 'Julius Winsome' by Gerard Donovan*
- 'In Cold Blood' by Truman Capote (re-reading)
- 'Frankenstein' by Mary Shelley (re-reading)
- 'Ham on Rye' by Charles Bukowski (re-reading)
- 'Factotum' by Charles Bukowski
- 'Eat the Document' by Dana Spiotta
- 'count me the stars' by kylie johnson*
- 'People in Glass Houses' by Tanya Levin*
- 'Cannery Row' by John Steinbeck
- 'Butterfly' by Sonya Hartnett*
- 'Blankets' by Craig Thompson
- 'Animal Farm' by George Orwell* (re-reading)
- 'American Rust' by Phillipp Meyer
- '84 Charing Cross Road' by Helene Hanff
worthy blogs
- Chasing Away Salt Water
- Running Budgie
- Chronicles of the Chronically Dead
- Girl On Raw
- Furious Vaginas - Krissy Kneen
- Furious Horses - Christopher Currie
- Zen Quill - Lynn Priestley
- Josie Dietrich's Breast Blog
- Christine Bongers
- The Worry Tree
- The Life We Cherish - insights from a C.F survivor
- Joanna Gaudry
- Courtesans Choir - Susie Schulz
- Neengland
- Anita Rowland
- Clear By Design
- Cystic Fibrosis
- Furious Vulvas
- Designer Vagina
2 comments:
Yes. No. No.
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(BTW, I know someone who one wore their heart rate monitor during the deed just to see what would happen. LMAO!)
Bwahahaha! Err, how high did it go (the heart rate)?
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