All about the bastard…
I was the cofounder and editor of Bully Magazine from 1998-2003. THE LOVE BOOK is my first collection of short stories. It is also available as an audiobook podcast from Podiobooks, which you can listen to via iTunes or Podiobooks.com. I live in Brooklyn, NY which is a hell of a lot better than where you live.
My writing has appeared in Opium, The New York Press, Go Metric, Friction Magazine, FreeWilliamsburg, Motel, and AlcoholReviews.com. I also participated in the Perpetual Motion Roadshow and the Needle Exchange Hour reading series. In 2006, I became a co-founder—along with indie writers Tim Hall, Brian Cogan, and Mike Faloon—of the Blacksmiths For Literary Progress.
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Published Articles…
Opium: “The” — Issue #6, May 2008
Bully Magazine: Articles from the archives of Bully will be posted regularly on this site.
Go Metric:
“You Can Always Wash Your Hands” — Issue #22, September 2008
“Let The Altar Boys Loose” — Issue #21, November 2006
“The Anti-Christ’s Live-Journal” — Issue #20, January 2006
Friction Magazine:
“Revolution of Consciousness: How One Woman Is Changing Perceptions on the Legalization of Marijuana”
“Filmmakers Resurrect the Legend of the MC5″
New York Press:
“La Tribal — Argentina’s answer to psychedelic jams”
“Mayday! An SOSfrom Queens”
“Review of The Phantom Limbs’ Displacement“
Free Williamsburg:
“The New York City Olympic Mascot Dilemma”
“Horseshit In Journalism Award: The Village Voice”
AlcoholReviews.com:
“A review of several ales from Coopers Brewery”
“A review of Villa Di Corsano Toscana wine”
Just happened to have some McCallan on hand for the occasion.
I’ve got to read more Simenon. I read Three Bedrooms In Manhattan and loved it, but haven’t gotten to any others. This and Trains both sound great.
Once again, NYRB does a great job of bringing really a great (and yet almost forgotten about) writer back into print. I’m just starting on Red Lights now. GS never disappoints. I’ve heard Dirty Snow is quite stellar as well.
Awwwwww! Sooooooooooo cute!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah, I happen to have three of these record/comics and the Planet of the Apes happens to be one of them. I also have Captain America and the Hulk vs. Abomination (like the movie).
I did have the Hulk vs. Abomination one as well. I also had the Spider-Man one where J. Jonah Jameson’s son comes back from the moon and turns into a werewolf. I do remember picking up the 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea edition from my local library. And I completely forgot that I actually had this G.I. Joe one. You’re much more sensible than I Leroux. I sold all mine like an idiot many years back.
Hey! Was just looking for information about this record because I do listings for a friend’s record store on the ol’ eBay, and your description of it is making me not want to sell it now. Mummies? Dictators? Holy crap.
And I was going to throw in a promo poster along with the dark maroon first pressing. Crap. Decisions must now be made.
Whatever you do don’t sell it! You don’t just toss away good music like that to some yahoo who’s only gonna turn around and resell it.
I’m not at all surprised. I got to venture through a lot of Manhattan yesterday. Discovered what the biggest business is there now. This fits right in with that.