T.C. Boyle
@tcboyle
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The official Twitter account of the American novelist and short story writer.
Santa Barbara, CA
Joined February 2015
You deserve it--it's been a long time coming.
I’m going to take a little nap now.
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I hope it's strengthening my legs as well . .
@tcboyle The horses love swimming and the soft sand strengthens their legs. Maybe more people on the beach then too.
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What faces!.
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It was thinking of (putrescent) meat.
@tcboyle "The beauty of the prose is my first responsibility (and joy).".Thanks for sharing this beauty - and skills and wit of yours, T. C. Apropos animals - - I once was eye in eye with a buzzard's eye which reflected my niece standing right beside me dressed in white on a castle above.
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Send her my love in return. You are a molto cool couple.
@tcboyle Since you sent birthday greetings to Danielle, she loves You!.
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You are the high priest of rabbitdom.
@tcboyle Yes, this is a place I set up for the rabbits so they could worship their ancestors.
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It had that wonderful submarine look . .
@tcboyle Hartford, Connecticut.hotel, not movie theatre—.and home to several people who were apparently living there for quite a while
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Yeah, that's what my mother used to do with me.
@EdgarPoe180949 @tcboyle Fun fact: Wild eastern cottontails do not dig burrows like domesticated European rabbits. Cottontails survive the winter by sheltering under bushes and near structures. The mothers dig shallow nests to give birth. They bury their babies. They dig them up to feed them.
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Don't make too much of it . It's just functional. Can anyone dig up the pic of me seated at my desk at USC?.
@tcboyle Sehr interessant. 😊🙏.
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A relic now. I used to use it constantly while writing.
@tcboyle That looks to be a well-thumbed dictionary.
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As long as all that stuff stays on the soles of your shoes, sure.
@tcboyle Sounds like a great party.
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They know no more about death than we do . .
@LarryKellogg @tcboyle Yeah, but the true hare (my family (?) of three attached) is rarely seen on graveyards in big towns—and rabbits are much more and highly efficient in killing planted green on graves; bad bunnies, deadly digging
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