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Hi. I'm Oliver, and right now I'm living in Los Angeles.

I'm in the midst of things. I believe strongly in the power of rhetoric and the incredible things that the right combination of words can do.

I'm working from project to project. If you've got a writing gig for me, something you think I'd be interested in, or are another artist who would like to collaborate, get in touch. (d.oliver272@gmail.com)

I'm also the editor of Daily BR!NK. Check out our archive of innovators @ dailybrink.com.

Jerking.

It’s been a weird couple of days of bursting into tears. 

First, there are things like Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows, which I watched yesterday for the umpteenth time. At two or three points I was just choking back the feeling of my face expanding, trying not to lose all my shit at once.

Then I was reading some article somewhere about Father’s Day, and despite having spoken to my father mere hours earlier with no mawkishness or nostalgia, the dam broke and I had to hold it together in this Starbucks.

I get misty thinking about moving to my new apartment — that I still haven’t found yet. 

I watch a woman sweep up spilled coffee beans, see her ease, meticulousness, and suddenly am so overwhelmed by the largeness of life that I can barely breathe. I’m imploding and have to stop myself, again, from unraveling in public.

My brain seems broken. It always reminds me of debate team in high school — of causation, of one thing leading to another leading to another. We’d debate environmental policy and at the end of the causation argument would be, logically, nuclear war. I was good at that. I do it naturally. Woman sweeping spilled coffee beans = the world is huge, chaotic, kind, cruel, all at once.


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