Category Archives: Christopher Stoddard

15/11/2011

When I think of Occupy Wall Street…

When I think of Occupy Wall Street, I think of human feces. I work in advertising in the Financial District of Manhattan, and I have, on a number of unfortunate occasions, ridden my bike past Zuccotti Park. The wind that … Continue reading →

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Filed under Christopher Stoddard, Essays

05/10/2011

Autumn Day in New York

By Christopher Stoddard Inspired by Rilke’s “Autumn Day” Universe: We’re ready. The last season’s ended. Now replace the heat with hielo, and on the sidewalk let the roaches freeze. But first, give the grass in parks power over these final … Continue reading →

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Filed under Christopher Stoddard, Poetry

09/09/2011

From Bloody Orange

I believe in the periphery of my feelings. I worship the demigods inside the meat of this blood orange and its peelings. I am a carnivorous vegetarian, starving in a once emoted world that’s been degenerated by beasts like me. … Continue reading →

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02/08/2011

Young banker in NYC

By Christopher Stoddard The young banker named M wears over his head a black dust bag made of thick cotton. It came with the Allen Edmonds loafers he bought for his new job at Franklin-Miller Financial in Midtown. The black, … Continue reading →

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Filed under Christopher Stoddard, Fiction

07/03/2011

White, Christian Kindle Edition Now Available!

CLICK HERE to get White, Christian on Kindle. Only 9.99!

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Filed under Christopher Stoddard, News

01/12/2010

Amos Lassen Reviews White, Christian

Amos Lassen writes, “Even though you are not going for a happy ride, you dare not stop—like Christian himself…Stoddard gives us brilliant prose and a fascinating main character and that is what kept me reading.” CLICK HERE to read the … Continue reading →

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01/12/2010