A Long Way from Disney

Disney III?

Just curious if recent events and ponderings are conjuring any new Disney type tales in the mind of PD#1?

The literary comparisons between Seth's writing

I was just wondering if any one has noticed the deeper writing style of Junius? It feels a lot like something from his "A Long Way From Disney" stories, just with some bullets and gangsta thrown in for good measure.

A lot of the characters internal thoughts and back stories are very dramatic and they are far from being one simple. It's wonderful writing and so far it's been the perfect mix of real and hyper-real fiction.

Good stuff, so far.

A Long Way from Disney - Part I

It's the 1980s in Boston: the Celtics are rolling, the Patriots got crushed by the Bears, and the Sox are the Sox. Adam Berkman is learning how far from the warm feelings and epiphanies of Disney Americana his life can be when his parents get a divorce and he has to change schools almost every year. In these stories you’ll find frog murderers, slow dancers, lessons on basketball, fighting and how to defend your mother, as well as candy flippers, wiggers and portfolio managers, loves turning every direction imaginable—maybe even good…

 

 

 

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A Long Way from Disney - Part II

In the second season of A Long Way from Disney, an older (and perhaps wiser) Adam Berkman deals with his own series of relationships, love, marriage, and the ever-difficult question of what does one do with his or her life. It's about decisions in the twenties, and not just fun. Boston, New York, and the middle of the Midwest are the backdrops here.

 

 

 

 

 

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