It All Changed In An Instant More Sixword Memoirs By Writers Famous Obscure Rachel Fershleiser Larry Smith by Rachel Fershleiser & Larry Smith 9780061719431, 0061719439 instant download after payment.

“The petite self-portraits encompass love and love, joy and sorrow-everything you’d expect from a longer book.” (ReadyMade Magazine )

“The pithiest of life stories.” (O, The Oprah Magazine )

“Dude’s weird premise yields interesting stories.” (Ira Glass, NPR's This American Life )

“Will thrill minimalists and inspire maximalists.” (Vanity Fair )

“A good number conjure up both a story line and a worldview. Six-word review: Buy it, keep it in bathroom.” (Philadelphia Magazine )

“I fell so in love with it.” (Atlanta Journal-Constitution )

“A fabulously appealing exercise both for writers and for readers.” (Telegraph )

“Makes for compulsive reading and prove arguably as insightful as any 300+ page biography. Taken as a whole, this cascade of quotes from contributors famous and unknown creates a dizzying snowball effect of perspectives and feelings.” (Publishers Weekly )

“American haiku.” (St. Louis Post-Dispatch )

“You could spend a lifetime brainstorming.” (The New Yorker )

“Irresistibly clever.” (Chicago Tribune )

“A perfect distraction and inspiration.” (Denver Post )

“The brilliance is in the brevity.” (New York Post )

“Six words. Personal stories. Infinite possibilities. These ADD autobiographies prove that brevity can be the soul not simply of wit.” (VSL.com )

“A torrent of self-expression not unlike the one launched by Frank Warren when he began inviting people to write their secrets on the back of postcards.” (Toronto Star )

“Six-word memoirs leave book lover speechless.” (Rocky Mountain News )

SMITH Magazine founding editor Larry Smith has worked as an editor at Men's Journal, ESPN: The Magazine, and Might. His writing has appeared in the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Popular Science, on Salon.com, and many other places. Larry lives in New York City