Thank you, sir. Now please erase me from Trash.
Elsewhere, Johnson animates a felt-pen drawing ("Don't erase me!") and a loose-cannon chimpanzee.
"When I hate Lynn...when I wish God would just erase me, I look at the garden".
"My mother was well aware that the world attempted every day to erase me," Ms. Golden writes.
He said that, if he is jailed, he believes the government "will just try and erase me as they did before in 1998, because they thought by just jailing me that Anwar's role and future is erased for good".
Widespread demand for a continuation on the theme led Atwood to produce three succeeding parts, "Choke Collar," "Erase Me," and "The Heart Goes Last".
"But I felt I had played an important role at Tinder and they tried to erase me from the company's history.
I hadn't noticed when I first went out, but I felt it now, a pure cold seeping into my bones — and as the snow erased the gardens around me, I could feel this pure cold singling me out, isolating me on that street and erasing me, flake by flake, moment by moment.
I chase after this private history because I am gay as well and, if I am silent, my family could erase me the way they have tried to erase my uncle.
"A book itself threatens to kill its author repeatedly during its composition," Michael Chabon writes in the margins of his unfinished novel "Fountain City" — a novel, he adds, that he could feel "erasing me, breaking me down, burying me alive, drowning me, kicking me down the stairs".
