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• ↓ Introducing: Doctor Cooper Cheese Esquire, The Third
• ↓ Sam Flynn: Five Things I Learned While Writing Dweller in Darkness
• ↓ Some Quick (And Maybe Useful) Sales…
• ↓ I Return From Tour, Weary Yet Invigorated
• ↓ If I Am To Be Regarded In Corporeal Form (The Calamities, Week Two!)
• ↓ The Demons! The Demons Are Free! The Calamities Is Out!
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"It’s a strange thing, to get a dog after you’ve ever had any other dog, because frequently the new dog is there to replace, in some sense, a dog who has come before them. I don’t mean as a literal replacement, where you’re hoping to get a weird little clone of the former (likely ending up with a real Paper Jam Dipper situation there), I just mean, you know you had a dog in one of the beloved dog slots in your household, and then one day, you didn’t. You had a VOID OF DOG and that hurts to have but it’s also kind of awful to fill, isn’t it? The great emptiness of having lost a dog hurts really horribly, but it can feel, I dunno, somehow like a betrayal to replace the dog that you lost, too."

"(Ah, the paradox of grief: terrible to behold, but worse, perhaps, to be rid of.)"

"But the truth is, as George Carlin correctly noted, life is a series of dogs. And when we lost Loa in April, I knew at some point we would not be replacing her, because she is irreplaceable — but, that we’d still want to and maybe even need to fill the Great Yawning Dog Chasm in our life."

"Cooper — or Coop, or Cheese, or Mister Squish, or simply Dude — came to us quite fortuitously, whereupon we entered into the possibility of getting a new dog by setting an incredibly high standard for ourselves, one that we knew would take a long time to surmount. We figured we’d dip our toes into the process, waggle them around a bit, and then slowly, slooooowly wade into the waters of New Dog Loch over the next several months. Maybe we’d end up with a dog by Christmas, we thought. That’d be quite speedy!"

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Introducing: Doctor Cooper Cheese Esquire, The Third

Sam Flynn: Five Things I Learned While Writing Dweller in Darkness

Some Quick (And Maybe Useful) Sales…

I Return From Tour, Weary Yet Invigorated

If I Am To Be Regarded In Corporeal Form (The Calamities, Week Two!)

The Demons! The Demons Are Free! The Calamities Is Out!