
Peter Jakubowicz
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Peter Jakubowicz
@pfjakubowicz
Storyteller | Writer | Editor | Beer-league-class winger | Improbably alive | @NHLBruins fan | @slate @Guardian @WIRED | [email protected]




Some novels are never really read but only ever abandoned.

Yesterday we did the worst so now we gotta do the best!


who are the other journeymen of music? the ones who, like albini, think of themselves as workers and not artist-genuises? so far all i can think of is bob mould.


A little over a year ago, my wife was zooming with her mom when I heard her laughing. So I went over and said hi to her. We chatted for a minute, and then I figured I was taking over the call, so I waved and said, "I love you, mom," and went about my way. Shortly after that, she got a UTI, which spiraled out of control, and before we knew it, she was on her deathbed. I couldn't get there before she was in the hospice, unable to speak. About 4 days later, she passed. The last words she ever heard me say to her were, "I love you, Mom." Now, I make sure it's the last thing I say to the people I love.



Hahahha this is belligerent


Upon finishing my reread of all Pynchon's novels, I now release: My potentially controversial ranking! Masterpiece: 1. Gravity's Rainbow 2. The Crying of Lot 49 3. Inherent Vice Amazing: 4. Vineland 5. Mason & Dixon 6. Bleeding Edge Great: 7. Against the Day Okay: 8. V (1/8)


