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Nothing FIGHTIN WORDS: AN INTERVIEW WITH THOM JONES Thom Jones writes of war, boxing, sickness and sorrow with a blunt air of familiarity and a cyclone of words. His characters -- much like the pee himself, who suffers from epilepsy and diabetes -- have been pummeled by the world, but they refuse to be knocked out. His triple short story collection -- The Pugilist at Rest, a National Book Awards finalist; Cold Snap and now fella boy LISTON WAS A FRIEND OF MINE (Little, Brown, $23) -- showcases a domineering writer in the throes of a thinking mans agony. We spoke with Jones lately virtually his life, his stories and his passion for words.

He will be sign and interpretation from his new collection at Off square(p) Books on Monday, January 25, at 5:30 p.m. DR: Not so recollective ago you were christened a literary star. What was that like? Jones: You apply to give away these stories, overnight success. Out of nowhere. Whos this guy? some(a) a*** who lives in Washington. Every time I patch up a magazine...If you want to get a rise essay, order it on our website: BestEssayCheap.com

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