Because, yes, in a novel kind of named after a song, each chapter is also, um, named after a song. And I made a playlist. Note that you will not discern meaning out of this playlist, or discover hidden messages in the juxtaposition of songs and/or styles. No. I chose these songs because the titles […]
A Playlist for Waiting for the Man
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Tagged ABBA, AC/DC, Ace of Base, Aerosmith, Al Green, B*Witched, Big Country, Boards of Canada, Broken Bells, China Crisis, David Bowie, Ella Fitzgerald, Franz Ferdinand, Gilbert O'Sullivan, Gorrilaz, Grandmaster Flash, Grooveshark, James Brown, John Denver, Lou Reed, Luba, Madonna, music, My Chemical Romance, Nina Simone, Paul Anka, playlist, Roger Waters, Roxy Music, Sleater-Kinney, Stone Temple Pilots, T. Mills, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, The Dirty Heads, The Feelies, The National, The Smiths, Tom Waits, Velvet Underground, Waiting for the Man, Willie Nelson
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And Now You Can Pre-Order Kindle Editions…
…of Waiting for the Man. At all regular Amazon outlets. US Canada UK Australia Germany You get the idea. More e-versions as they become available. Also, if you purchase the print version of the book, wherever you happen to be, you can receive an e-version of the book for free. (The print book can be […]
Flappin Flap Flaps
And on and on we go. The front flap is thus. An excerpt and a quick summary. The back flap is the standard author photo and bio. The back cover is blurbville. And then, you know, the spine, etc. This thing is almost done. The product. It’s going to go to a factory and become […]
The Year In Review
Yes, yes, yes. I know what I just wrote here. So what? This is my website. Some quick stats: Over 13,000 page views this year. For some people, that’s a good hour on their website. Or a few minutes. But that’s what I got all year. I think that’s less than 2012. I think I […]
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Tagged cheeseburgers, nostalgia, Sex, Twitter, year in review
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Blurbs, Reviews and Good Cheer
Blurbs are rolling in. Rolling, rolling, rolling… The one on the front cover is from Douglas Coupland: “Waiting for the Man is a strangely engrossing, meticulously written allegory of the present moment.” This is from Jonathan Goldstein (host of one of the best shows on radio, Wiretap) and a great writer himself: “With Waiting For […]
