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Doug Rice

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Born
in Pittsburgh, PA, The United States
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Doug Rice is the author of When Love Was, Here Lies Memory, An Erotics of Seeing, Dream Memoirs of a Fabulist, Faraway, So Close, Between Appear and Disappear, The Sacred Book of Silence (translated into the German as Das Heilige Buch der Stille), Blood of Mugwump (translated into the French as Le Sang des Mugwump), Skin Prayer: fragments of abject memory, and A Good CuntBoy is Hard to Find. His work has appeared in numerous anthologies qnd journals including Dirty: Dirty, Avant Pop: Fiction for a Daydream Nation, Alice Redux, Kiss the Sky, Phantoms of Desire, Discourse, Gargoyle, Zyzzyvya, Fiction International, and others. He is the recipient of an Arts Residency at the Akademie Schloss Solitude (Stuttgart, Germany) 2010-2012. He teaches ...more

Average rating: 3.82 · 562 ratings · 95 reviews · 62 distinct worksSimilar authors
Blood of Mugwump: A Tiresia...

3.89 avg rating — 38 ratings — published 1996 — 5 editions
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Skin Prayer

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Here Lies Memory: A Pittsbu...

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Dream Memoirs of a Fabulist

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between appear and disappear

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When Love Was: (A Pillow Book)

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Janey Quixote

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Between Appear and Disappear

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Roger Rabbit's Toontown #4

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“Summer in Pittsburgh had a way of hating you, had a way of beating you down, getting into your bones and thoughts. Only the strongest survived the humidity of Pittsburgh summers, until winter came on and brought with it a test of a different sort, to see who was strong enough to make it to summer. All weather in Pittsburgh had an attitude, forced you to submit to it. Dared you to survive.”
Doug Rice, Here Lies Memory: A Pittsburgh Novel

“True photographs tend to remain on the streets, the story almost about to enter the edge of the frame of the snapshot or the shutter closing a moment too late, the story having just abandoned the frame.”
Doug Rice, An Erotics of Seeing: The force of photography as philosophy's broken sentence

“Written words are always waiting.”
Doug Rice, Between Appear and Disappear

“True photographs tend to remain on the streets, the story almost about to enter the edge of the frame of the snapshot or the shutter closing a moment too late, the story having just abandoned the frame.”
Doug Rice, An Erotics of Seeing: The force of photography as philosophy's broken sentence

“We are playing with desires that disappear.”
Doug Rice, An Erotics of Seeing: The force of photography as philosophy's broken sentence

“Time does not heal all wounds; if a man is not careful, time erases wounds. Then what is he left with? The cold and the silence.”
Doug Rice, An Erotics of Seeing: The force of photography as philosophy's broken sentence

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