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| j. SNODGRASS, an interview with Phil S. Stein |
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| Pss: |
So... "Snodgrass Plays"? |
| TjS: |
Yeah. Personally, I'd have preferred 'Snodgrass Works', 'cause that's more like what I do. But it's a give-and-take thing, compromise, you know. The web people thought it ought be 'Snodgrass Splays' and I just had to, whatever, we had to meet halfway. |
| Pss: |
Gotcha. So. The work. |
| TjS: |
The work. (Sighs) |
| Pss: |
Um? |
| TjS: |
Oh. Could you... rephrase that, as a question? |
| Pss: |
Oh! Sure, absolutely. So... the work? |
| TjS: |
Ah yes, the work. Well, I've always been one of those people, artistic, who educators worry about 'cause they'll never be able to get by in normal society. Artism, right? When you can't function on your own? And keep drawing and writing? |
| Pss: |
I think that's... um, nevermind. Go on. |
| TjS: |
So I write plays and draw comic strips and sort of taught myself the synthesizer so I could bring... |
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