Monkey Say

by S.A. Barton

"No interview has made me feel more awkwardly American than the capuchin monkey seated across the small stone table from me." I couldn't think of a better blurb than the lead-in sentence. Really, don't you want to read about what happens when a man interviews a monkey?

7 pages, ebook

First published September 29, 2012

About the author

I just typed something about not having checked in here in 2 1/2 years and how life chaos derailed my writing and I'm getting going again but have the energy for my 4 kids and home stuff and writing but not much more.

It was detailed. But then I discovered that if you change a second field, and it's the wrong field, which you can't tell, it accepts *that* chance and refreshes the form, DUMPING ALL MY WORK FOR NO OTHER REASON THAN THAT'S HOW FORMS WORKED IN 1995.

So... I'm going to check in and accept friend requests. But trying to maintain anything here is a gddmn nightmare. I remember the process of attempting to maintain my list of titles was massively complicated and annoying AF.

So I'm not even going to try.

OH AND SAVING ANYTHING KICKS YOU OUT OF THE FORM WHYYYYYYY IS IT 1995 HERE

Peace, and thanks for reading.

Reviews

[Mark Rybka-Wachhaus · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting, though very short (8 pgs.) I was expecting an interview with a monkey, like the description said, but I was thinking of an everyday monkey. I was not expecting how it actually turned out.