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      <![CDATA[This is a creative writing 101 exercise, right?  Pick a painting and write a story.  I think there should be a collection of stories like this.  I want to do Jackson Pollack- "Fucking hell, love those drips, where's my drink godddammit!" he said..."  On a day off last week Salman Rushdie was on NPR and he said half the stories or something he knows after few sentences if they like it or not.  "Met his Maker"? who the hell is that, stopped reading right there.  This is the type of snarky commentary that is ruining literature!
        
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