Leonard Wieseltier, literary editor of
The New Republic, believes that, "Moreover there isn’t a lot
you can say about anything consequential in 300 words."
Ahem.
"My name is Christy."
"Do you want to get some mozz
sticks?"
"Sure, I'd love to go, if you're
there."
"Of course. I thought you knew
that."
"Jim, you have to understand this
- I like you because you're you, not because I want there to be some
perfect you."
"Yes. Of course, yes."
"I can't believe we're doing
this."
"I do."
"I think we have enough."
"He's beautiful."
"They said it might be bad news."
"I think you should do it."
Consequential to me, at least.
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