Richard Derus

Richard Derus asked Arthur Graham:

Which role is more central to your sense of self: Editor, author, or publishing drone-monkey?

Arthur Graham Within every wordsmith, there are three common archetypes: editor, author, and drone-monkey. Each of these are further subdivided into three distinct personae; the editor encompassing the biker, the grandma, and the totally-not-gay UFC fighter; the author harboring the middle-aged fast food worker, the call girl, and the drunk Japanese salaryman; and the drone-monkey accommodating the runaway slave, the herbal enema enthusiast, and the self-analytical wordsmith.

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Richard Derus

Richard Derus asked Arthur Graham:

Artsy, I have a hypothetic to pose: Recently I received a nudie pic of someone I know, who was clearly inebriated and looks like was receiving a handjob from Cthulhu...should I inform this person that the item is circulating, seeing as I have a copy marked #13?

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What mystery in your own life could be a plot for a book?

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Jason asked Arthur Graham:

Have you ever lost a manuscript for a movie? Was it any good?

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