Flagged and Removed

by Darcie Wilder

amazon > books > community 2014-09-26, 4:41 PM EST FOUND!!! craigslist listings by the people for the ppl only in new York and LA ehh?? ;)) mayonnaise ferrets interns & more! serious inquiries only please – it is not ok to contact this poster with other services, Posting ID 51557286659 Posted 2014-09-26. 4:41 PM EST A true hero of our times, Darcie Wilder has waded through the masses and written a collection of hilariously absurd Craigslist posts that can only be attributed to New Yorkers ¬– and a few Angelinos. A simultaneous satire of and love letter to the cities, Wilder’s findings reflect the nature of their inhabitants in often unsettling and intriguing ways, from preteens looking to assist with self-photography to impulsive reptile adoption and old ladies puzzling over their new smartphones. From one of New York’s own prolific bloggers, Flagged and Removed is a sardonic testimony of life and loneliness in New York and LA today.

Genres: Poetry, Fiction

ebook

First published October 13, 2014

About the author

Darcie Wilder is a New York-based writer. She graduated from SUNY Purchase Film Conservatory with a BFA in 2012. She wrote and directed the Emotional Pain interstitials, and wrote across platforms at MTV News,. Literally Show Me A Healthy Person is her second book. She was born in New York, where she still lives and will die.

Reviews

[carmen!]

i can't tell if these are real or made up and i also don't know which universe i prefer

[ella]

just go on craigslist

[S.R. Hughes]

Very funny and worth the short read out of sheer entertainment value. Somehow, these constructed Craigslist ads are both realistic and hilarious. Would read again.

[Kenzie]

the hedgehog one was a favourite

[Kariniix]

Could have been a cool idea but it lacked a proper red line.

[o]

I honestly can’t tell if these Craigslist postings are based in actuality or fictional, but regardless, they are endlessly entertaining. They show the desperation and rawness of being a person, and at some points, came off quite poetic? A quick, enjoyable read.

[Charles Aaron]

Darcie Wilder knows what she’s doing.

[Dorrit]

honestly Tragic

[emmy chen]

i truly don’t know what i just read & i definitely don’t think i went into this insane book with the right mindset at 2am

[Amory]

This was an interesting read!

[Downward]

a collection of odd and sometimes very funny craigslist posts. a novelty.

[Maisy Deanie Shrimp]

made me rofl <3 can't wait for my grandkids to call this historical fiction

**just learned these are all real posts. historical NONfiction

[Lin]

this is categorised as poetry. i just feel sorry for the time i wasted.

[Doug]

I liked this. A pleasant, quick read that's significantly more accessible poetry than classified ad.

[Tanishka Sharma]

i dont know how to feel about this one.