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He lambasted an essay’s “methane” and praised another for its “sheer sphincter-shattering beauty.” Writing a short essay to render something you loved endlessly was “trying to blow a watermelon through a straw.” Most writing was “written half-asleep and read half-asleep,” whereas he was immaculately alive, which made you terribly eager to show that you were all there as well.
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