Silly Thinking

POSTED BY DOUGLAS LAIN
Got the following email from Jed Hartman, a fiction editor at Strange Horizons, today:

Hi, Doug -- just wanted to let you know that Rich Horton continues to like your work. :) In the latest Locus, he says, among other things:

Several recent Strange Horizons stories impressed me...
And best of all is Douglas Lain's "Shopping at the End of the World", in which a shredder has effects far beyond simply shredding paper. It's both a wacky working out of a wild idea,and a sharp critique of consumerist culture.

And he lists it in "Recommended Stories" -- the only SH story to be listed there this month.

Nice work!

--jed

So I went to Jed's Journal and found a link to the following quiz on Postmodernism. Turns out that I'm a:


You are a Grassroots Activist. Anti-capitalist,
anti-patrist, anti-authoritarian, whatever,
you're just fuckin' anti. You probably tell
people you hate postmodernism, but that
assertion elides the complex interdependencies
among academic poststructuralism and street-
level activism. You don't bathe regularly, and
know at least one person who has scabbies.

What kind of postmodernist are you!?
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