The Art of Cigarette Smoking
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Forget what your parents, teachers, and doctors told you…
Sure, smoking is bad for you. Everyone knows that. It makes your breath stink and it gives you cancer. But it’s still cool. Cool enough, in fact, to become an Olympic sport…
The Art of Cigarette Smoking is a joyful story about a young man’s abiding passion for a disgusting habit. If you like flights of fancy, playful language, and eccentric characters, then you’ll love J.B. Reynolds’s funny and poetic short story.
Grab The Art of Cigarette Smoking today — because some vices are worth indulging!
"Reynolds weaves a beautiful and funny tale around a disgusting habit. The writing is tight and poetic, the joy and bliss so palpable you can't help but feel the narrator's pleasure, even if you have no interest in smoking yourself."
"A fun little short story. The narrator is totally self-absorbed by his act of smoking a cigarette. It actually reminded me of a pot-head telling a story while high. Weird."
"An absurdist dead end. Beautifully written, it nonetheless celebrates a real life killer habit. This puts me in a tight spot — the writing is superb, the subject is not."
Sure, smoking is bad for you. Everyone knows that. It makes your breath stink and it gives you cancer. But it’s still cool. Cool enough, in fact, to become an Olympic sport…
The Art of Cigarette Smoking is a joyful story about a young man’s abiding passion for a disgusting habit. If you like flights of fancy, playful language, and eccentric characters, then you’ll love J.B. Reynolds’s funny and poetic short story.
Grab The Art of Cigarette Smoking today — because some vices are worth indulging!
PRAISE FOR THIS BOOK
"Reynolds weaves a beautiful and funny tale around a disgusting habit. The writing is tight and poetic, the joy and bliss so palpable you can't help but feel the narrator's pleasure, even if you have no interest in smoking yourself."
"A fun little short story. The narrator is totally self-absorbed by his act of smoking a cigarette. It actually reminded me of a pot-head telling a story while high. Weird."
"An absurdist dead end. Beautifully written, it nonetheless celebrates a real life killer habit. This puts me in a tight spot — the writing is superb, the subject is not."