The Man with Elastic Band Hands
by Dictafone Danny
Price: Free! 950 words.
Published on December 17, 2011. Fiction.
A single sling by Dictafone Danny. Mick and Tom enjoy a kebab in Brighton. They haven't seen each other since that crack up at the fire station
Location: United Kingdom
Member Since: Dec. 08, 2011
Dictafone Danny
Biography
Dictafone Danny is a man with a dictafone. He speaks into it and then writes down the words, hoping to make sense. He lives in Europe, mainly in the UK but has been known to travel. He sometimes reads his work aloud but not always. He likes wine and yoga, meditation and rugby as well as jogging but never does any of these things at the same time - it would be dangerous, very dangerous.
He has no schedule or business plan and hopes to die peacefully in his bed with a carrot stuck up his arse. He thinks he might release some more work sometime soon ... but then again he may not.
He has no schedule or business plan and hopes to die peacefully in his bed with a carrot stuck up his arse. He thinks he might release some more work sometime soon ... but then again he may not.
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Books
The Monk, the Clerk and the General
by Dictafone Danny
Price: Free! 2330 words. Published on December 11, 2011. Fiction.
(4.00 from 1 review)
This short piece is a meditation on the last series of protests in Burma. It deals with the attempted uprisings from the point of view of three symbolic protagonists, a humble clerk who works for the regime, a senior Buddhist monk who has found himself embroiled in the politics of the military government and the dying general who is still able to justify his barbaric actions.
Price: Free! 2330 words. Published on December 11, 2011. Fiction.
(4.00 from 1 review) This short piece is a meditation on the last series of protests in Burma. It deals with the attempted uprisings from the point of view of three symbolic protagonists, a humble clerk who works for the regime, a senior Buddhist monk who has found himself embroiled in the politics of the military government and the dying general who is still able to justify his barbaric actions.