When Jack Haddad is based, it’s in Newcastle. He lives on air and the
kindness of strangers. He doesn’t like gloop but he does like clichés, and
he doesn’t call them truisms. Folk not literary. Rhyme is reason enough.
“First Thought Best Thought”. Words are toys and disposable. Universe not
ego. Ego as archetype only/Empathy is key. Fiction forever. Publishing is
whoredom. Jack Haddad is happy to be published here.
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