title: Seven At The Sevens: A Collection of Seven-Word Stories, Memoirs and Poems
author: Writers Anonymous
description: Elvis Costello, Angelina Jolie, Jason Schwartzman &amp; Michelle Obama were all spotted recently with a new book believed to be a copy of SEVEN AT THE SEVENS, often described as Hemingway meets Kerouac and all hell breaks loose. The writers of WritersAnonymous.org are indeed living a satire of their own lives. However, this statement is both unsubstantiated &amp; confusing. -The Onion, Chicago/NYC<br /><br />It's in your best interest never to underestimate beautiful women or this beautiful book. -Student, NYU<br /><br />The constraint of having to limit utterances to seven words is inspiring. They resemble the one-line poems of John Ashbery. Highly collaborative, like a friendly game in which everyone wins. The ultimate result is hilarity. -Writer's Digest
zlib_text: **Contents**
  
    
  
  Title
  
  Rights
  
  ONE
  
  TWO
  
  THREE
  
  FOUR
  
  FIVE
  
  SIX
  
  SEVEN
  
  EIGHT
  
  NINE
  
  TEN
  
  ELEVEN
  
  TWELVE
  
  THIRTEEN
  
  FOURTEEN
  
  EPILOGUE
  
  DON'T FORGET!
  
  ALSO BY JESSICA GADZIALA
  
  ABOUT THE AUTHOR
  
  STALK HER!
  
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
  
    
    
    
  
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  Jessica Gadziala
  
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
  
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