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A convicted killer. A published author.

All you have to do is murder someone to send your kids to college.

Last year, Jarrett Haley, the founder of a small literary magazine, Bull, gave a selection of the stories to a literary agent, Sandra Dijkstra. A few days after she signed Mr. Dawkins, Ms. Dijkstra sold the stories to Scribner for a low-six-figure advance; Mr. Dawkins's share goes into an education fund for his children.
 
Reminds me of the great SNL sketch with Eddie Murphy as Tyrone Green, the Angriest Poet of the Bedford-Stuyvesant School of Poetry. This is the best known segment thereof. The piece -- can't find the whole thing -- begins with Swifty Lazar, literary agent, saying, "I tell my clients: If you commit a crime, we'll talk."
 
[QUOTE="QYFW, post: 4253987, member: 149538

I sure do read more when the politics thread is shuttered.

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Worst part of that is that super dink @YankeeFan is now popping up in disparate forums. I liked him largely confined to the politics thread where he could retweet shirt and argue in defense of the moron in chief. Now he's like the undead walking around aimlessly.
 
[QUOTE="QYFW, post: 4253987, member: 149538

I sure do read more when the politics thread is shuttered.
Worst part of that is that super dink @YankeeFan is now popping up in disparate forums. I liked him largely confined to the politics thread where he could retweet shirt and argue in defense of the moron in chief. Now he's like the undead walking around aimlessly.[/QUOTE]

In the words of Starman, suck it up.
 

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