by Alejandro Bellizzi | Jun 17, 2013 | Poetry, Short Stories
Once upon a time, thereWas a forest,was a socio-economic-nothingness. And there was teddy bear: his name was Tombert, and Tombert believed in magic. Magic was real in his mind, and consciousness was...
by Alejandro Bellizzi | Jul 26, 2012 | Short Stories
Metafiction, eh? Well, I will start this story by saying that this story is my homework, and the story is that I’m writing about metafiction right before class, even though my prodding for more homework probably caused you to assign this. Now there, right there, is a...
by Alejandro Bellizzi | Jul 16, 2012 | Poetry, Short Stories
A fragmented assortment of poems, thoughts, and prose. The self in the moment craves death.The self is an imaginary construct toThe self in actuality.And so the imagination of the selfIs dying every moment.Change is not dreaded, change, isThe adherence to our constant...
by Alejandro Bellizzi | Apr 8, 2012 | Short Stories
The following is a short work of fiction. If you’ve seen the part of Dumber and Dumber where the guy is shitting a lot and the toilet doesn’t work and he’s with the girl he likes, this is sort of a re imagining of that. You see, I have this problem...
by Alejandro Bellizzi | Jul 12, 2011 | Short Stories
I’ve been looking through things since childhood. We used to have a napkin holder with a transparent, cylindrical object that would rest on the napkins as a paper weight. I don’t remember how I came up with the idea, which is tragic, but I would take the...
by Alejandro Bellizzi | Mar 16, 2011 | Journal Entries, Short Stories
Oh, imaginary pillow-girlfriend, how I love you so.The above statement could easily stand alone. I wouldn’t bother explaining the simple rhetoric that goes into saying something embarrassingly human. But I’m bored and curious, so I’m going to explain...
