Saturday, November 18, 2006
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Too Much
Sometimes there are too many lists. There are too many obligations/projects/assignments/to-do's. And I miss skating aorund the kitchen floor. I miss watching bad B movies. I miss not feeling as though someone is standing on my chest. Busy, busy, busy. Check out www.explodingdog.com. Drawings by Sam Brown.
Sunday, October 01, 2006
FALL - READ
It's fall and that's sad. My toes will soon feel ice-like and I'll be bundled in layers of long underwear and old sweaters. Sigh... Anyhow, here's your fall reading list:
1. Middlesex - Jeffrey Eugenides (epic novel concerning a Greek family and a hermaphrodite)
2. Lunar Park - Brett Austin Ellis (a faux memoir for fans, he's crazy)
3. Tolstoy Lied, A Love Story - Rachel Kodiak (a sweet, talented lady...read her!)
4. Lawn Boy - Paul Lisicky (great writer, great guy, stunning novel)
5. Will You Please Be Quiet Please? - Raymond Carver (a wonderful collection, praise him)
6. Bingo Under the Crucifix - Laurie Foos (impeccable sense of style & skill, my hero)
7. Where the Wild Things Are - Maurice Sendak (classic kid tale, I want to be king of all wild things too)
8. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time - Mark Haddon (a winning novel with a winning hero)
9. Alternatives to Sex - Stephen McCauley (a book about love, a super artist)
10. Are You There God, It's Me, Margaret - Judy Blume (becasue I still don't know what she's talking about)
1. Middlesex - Jeffrey Eugenides (epic novel concerning a Greek family and a hermaphrodite)
2. Lunar Park - Brett Austin Ellis (a faux memoir for fans, he's crazy)
3. Tolstoy Lied, A Love Story - Rachel Kodiak (a sweet, talented lady...read her!)
4. Lawn Boy - Paul Lisicky (great writer, great guy, stunning novel)
5. Will You Please Be Quiet Please? - Raymond Carver (a wonderful collection, praise him)
6. Bingo Under the Crucifix - Laurie Foos (impeccable sense of style & skill, my hero)
7. Where the Wild Things Are - Maurice Sendak (classic kid tale, I want to be king of all wild things too)
8. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time - Mark Haddon (a winning novel with a winning hero)
9. Alternatives to Sex - Stephen McCauley (a book about love, a super artist)
10. Are You There God, It's Me, Margaret - Judy Blume (becasue I still don't know what she's talking about)
Saturday, September 30, 2006
Fiction
Saturday, July 08, 2006
SUMMER READING
Here's your summer reading list, Bitches. I want book reports!
1. 60 Stories - Donald Barthelme (gorgeous, experimental, wonderful stories)
2. Closer - Dennis Cooper (sick, sexy, salacious, sad)
3. Stop Time - Frank Conroy (amazing memoir, stunning)
4. Ex Utero - Laurie Foos (wacky, wonderful, jaw-dropping, I love this lady)
5. Pastoralia - George Saunders (a nice collection of short stories, very cool)
6. Collected Stories - Grace Paley (a literary great)
7. Hotel World - Ali Smith (so good she must be a robot, an original novel)
8. Famous Builder - Paul Lisicky (lovely non-fiction account of one's life)
9. Best Gay Love Stories, 06 (anthology, I'm in here, buy it...or else)
10. Sula - Toni Morrison (one of the best)
1. 60 Stories - Donald Barthelme (gorgeous, experimental, wonderful stories)
2. Closer - Dennis Cooper (sick, sexy, salacious, sad)
3. Stop Time - Frank Conroy (amazing memoir, stunning)
4. Ex Utero - Laurie Foos (wacky, wonderful, jaw-dropping, I love this lady)
5. Pastoralia - George Saunders (a nice collection of short stories, very cool)
6. Collected Stories - Grace Paley (a literary great)
7. Hotel World - Ali Smith (so good she must be a robot, an original novel)
8. Famous Builder - Paul Lisicky (lovely non-fiction account of one's life)
9. Best Gay Love Stories, 06 (anthology, I'm in here, buy it...or else)
10. Sula - Toni Morrison (one of the best)
Sunday, July 02, 2006
STORIES
I'm a writer of fiction. Currently, I'm finishing up my first collection of short stories titled, Dirty One. Check out one of my pieces in Velvet Mafia. Enjoy!
UNO
Hello Everyone! Happy Independence Day! I hope you're all BBQing, eating chips and dip and getting hammered on some sunny deck. But remember, this holiday isn't merely an excuse to party. Thank God (or Buddha or whoever's up in the sky) that we are all free to do whatever we want to do in this country (sort of). So...three cheers for freedom! Now, let's start funneling beer!
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