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Sunday, June 11, 2000
Independent Sections
By Paul Ford
Independent sections show up on their own lines, indented, with their blurbs printed right below.
Here's another random paragraph from my notes file, from an essay I never completed: “I met several people who love Paris this year; they are full of fresh-baked bread and Seinewater mixes with their blood. They want to talk about France at parties, about wine and scarves. I, who have never been anywhere, ask them, what are the advertisements like? How is the advertising in general? How long are the hours there for office workers? Do the people read on the Metro? Is it true that they print resumes on wine bottles, or did that idea fade? But I haven't gotten any answers.”
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