Abraham Kim @abrahamKim

Hipsters talk more than Boomers these days.
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George Baker enters the cafe
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noticed the ding only after the door had closed behind him. That was an anomoly, he thought. Most of these store door bells dinged upon opening. He turned back to look up at the bell that was stuck onto the side of the door rather than hanging from...
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Somebody who works at Balloon House Magazine
A rant on millennials
I was now using Gmail like a dating app. Only that I had a single prospect and I was uninterested in finding others. Plus who else would chat with me like this over email.
I think it was easy for Jeannie and I to carry long-winding multi-threaded conversations over email...
I think it was easy for Jeannie and I to carry long-winding multi-threaded conversations over email...
Abe's Blog
A note on today's flow
I'm writing this to document how i felt today about writing
Unfair
Yours Truly
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The output is not significantly better. The words itself are no better than any of the words I've written in the past 191 days on this site....

The output is not significantly better. The words itself are no better than any of the words I've written in the past 191 days on this site....
Somebody who works at Balloon House Magazine
Unfair
Later while alone it what I wanted when around Jeannie became clear. It went beyond her flesh, past the mere material -- just as how the story of a book is worth more than the ink and paper that contain it,Β
I'd been daydreaming too much about my meetings with...
I'd been daydreaming too much about my meetings with...
Abe's Blog
What is dirty?
Many things I grew up being taught turned out to be backwards. Like the fear of dirt my mom instilled in me. I never actually feared dirt like I did monsters in the dark, but her binary way of treating dirt as something filthy like feces meant that I categorized...
Abe's Blog
Fear of change
A common pitfall in
storytelling
is not choosing to tell a story that leaves the character changed forever. I was sitting outside feeling summer breeze under a tree when this thought came to me:
We fear changing our characters forever because we fear it in our own lives. We want to...
We fear changing our characters forever because we fear it in our own lives. We want to...
Somebody who works at Balloon House Magazine
Dreams of Flesh
Jeannie was talented. And incredibly beautiful. When such beauty is paired with even a modicum of talent the halo effect swindles you into hyperbolizing all non tangible assets about them. But no matter how much of that fallacy I was victim to, from an objective stance
Jeannie Hammond
just really...
200 Words a Day
What makes a legend?
Tim Subiaco
will always be a legend to me. He was one of the rare members who wrote fiction everyday. Almost all the other people couldn't manage it. They either were like me and got stuck by the allure of writing the more easy nonfiction or they just stopped showing...
Abe's Blog
Composition of my writing
I joinedΒ
200WAD
intending to write fiction. What got me into it was seeing people like
Tim Subiaco
writing a novella in public and being blown away. I'd never seen such a thing happening in public before and never had considered the possibility. Writing until then I'd always considered a...
Somebody who works at Balloon House Magazine
Boomer
The other day I felt just how old I was. In a major city I wouldn't be old, more middle aged for working at a media company, but at
Balloon House
I was definitely the boomer. Everybody else was either fresh out of college or still in it. Our budget...
Flash Fiction Practice
Killing an afternoon
It was after dropping off Sal for his afternoon Chemistry class that she had a day to spare. Just a few hours more honestly, but hours in the afternoon seemed to stretch on for her these days. Mornings and evenings would fly by but the liminal space of sunny, summer...