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Writer. Websites:
http://jfpadua.blogspot.com/
http://paduakings.blogspot.com/
Some links to my work:

    Shaking Like a Mountain, Spring 2008 Big Bridge - War Papers 2Beltway Poetry Quarterly. Spring 2008"A Short History of Everyone in the World" - Up is Up, but So Is Down: New York's Downtown Literary Scene, 1974-1992 , edited by Brandon Stosuy and published by New York University Press. "Risqué Business" - Washington City Paper"The Mayor's Race" - Washington City Paper "New York" (audio file) - Salon.com"On Broadway" - Beltway Poetry Quarterly, Fall 2007 (The Evolving City) "Why I'm So Much Greater Than Everyone Else" - Moving Words, April-September, 2005

Posted at On These Days Driving , my website:
The Edge of the World (a novel, in progress)
Part I: Moving to Florida (Click for each chapter):
Chapter 1: A Distant City
Chapter 2: Teenage Lust
Chapter 3: School of Love
Chapter 4: Moving to Florida
Chapter 5: Another Time, Another Place
Chapter 6: In Every Dream Home a Heartache
Chapter 7: Dancers and Other Freaks Staying up Past Midnight
Chapter 8: All Concern Rests with the Dead, Annalisa
Chapter 9: By the Time I Get to Phoenix and Other Gentle Rants of Madmen
Chapter 10: My TVC15
Part II: The Prince of Darkness (Click for each chapter):
Chapter 1: From Swerve of Shore to Bend of Bay
Chapter 2: The Sunshine of My Life
Chapter 3: Bitch World
Chapter 4: My Significance in an Indifferent Universe
Chapter 5: The Sparkling Machinery You Call Your Destiny
Chapter 6: All the Beautiful Names for Oblivion
Chapter 7: Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring
Chapter 8: The Last Day Job in the Unreal City
Chapter 9: White Feather Wings
Chapter 10: Beer, Dogs, and Poetry
Chapter 11: Bourbon, Dogs, and Arlene Dahl
Chapter 12: The Dimension of Stillness
Chapter 13: Silver Was the Color, Winter Was a Snowbell
Chapter 14: The Light Pours Out of Me
José Padua's poetry and fiction have appeared in:
Magazines/Journals: Bomb, Salon.com, Exquisite Corpse, Another Chicago Magazine, Redtape, St. Mark's Poetry Project Newsletter, The Café Review, Downtown, Berkeley Poets Cooperative, A Gathering of the Tribes, Big Cigars, National Poetry Magazine Of The Lower East Side, Body Double, Milk, Rant, Big Fish, Instant Classics, Hyperage, PIM (Public Illumination Magazine), etc.
Anthologies:
Up is Up, but So Is Down: New York's Downtown Literary Scene, 1974-1992 (fall 2006); Mondo Barbie; Crimes of the Beats; Unbearables; Revival: Spoken Word from Lollapalooza '94; Poetry Slam: The Competitive Art of Performance Poetry; Help Yourself
Compact Discs:
Nuyorican Symphony, Knitting Factory Works; Meow: Spoken Word From the Black Cat, Alibi 13; My Tongue Is a Red Carpet, Alibi 13.
Chapbooks:
NYDC Blues (non-fiction), Pan-Semantic Press (1996); The Complete Failure Of Everything (poems), Apathy Press (1993); Strange Dreams (poems), P.O.N. Press (1990); The Eddie Cochran Story (fiction), P.O.N. Press (1990). Other: MOVING WORDS exhibit, Arlington County, VA (2005).
His non-fiction has appeared in:
New York Times, NYPress, Brooklyn Rail, Washington City Paper, Frontline, Wrestling World, and The St. Mark's Poetry Project Newsletter.

Among the venues/events where he has read his work or "performed" are the following:
Arlington County Public Library, Arlington, VA, Moving Words Poetry Program, 2005; Borders Books, Washington DC: My Tongue Is A Red Carpet CD release reading, 1999; Chi-Cha Lounge, Washington DC: Adda reading series, 1998; Borders Books, Washington DC: Meow CD release reading, 1997; Black Cat Club, Washington DC: "Poetry Bonanza," 1996; Atticus Books, Washington DC: Unbearables publication reading, 1996; Washington Project for the Arts, Washington D.C.: featured reading, 1995; Artists' Space, New York, NY: featured reading, 1995; Black Cat Club, Washington D.C.: "Poetry Bonanza" with Nuyorican Poets, 1995; National Poetry Slam, Ann Arbor, MI, 1995; Black Cat Club, Washington DC: featured reading, 1994; Lollapalooza Festival, Charlestown, W. Virginia: 1994; St. Mark's Poetry Project, New York, NY: featured reading, 1993; Ward-Nasse Gallery, New York, NY: "Sophisticated Unbearables," 1993; Public Theater, New York, NY: Public Poetry series, 1993; St. Mark's Poetry Project, New York, NY: Epiphany Albums, 1992; Fez Under Time Café, New York, NY: featured reading, 1992; Mitchell-Baker Gallery, Baltimore, MD: featured reading, 1992; La Mama Galleria, New York, NY: Body Double publication reading, 1992; CBGB, New York, NY: AIDS Project benefit, 1992; Ward-Nasse Gallery, New York, NY: Up From The Underground series, 1991; Living Theater, New York, NY: "Unbearable Beatniks," 1991; Nuyorican Poets' Cafe, New York, NY: Big Cigars publication reading, 1990; Knitting Factory, New York, NY: Word Up series, 1990.

My Blog

Notes on the New Cold War

Notes on the New Cold War. New at Shenandoah Breakdown:http://shenandoahbreakdown.wordpress.com/2009/09/1 8/notes-on-the-new-cold-war/
Posted by on Thu, 17 Sep 2009 20:11:00 GMT

New at Shenandoah Breakdown: Crashing the Tea Party

Crashing the Tea Party with My Wife and My Half-Breed Girl Confessions of a Public Transportation Whore http://shenandoahbreakdown.wordpress.com../
Posted by on Wed, 09 Sep 2009 09:09:00 GMT

New on Shenandoah Breakdown

New on Shenandoah Breakdown Why was the cop who stopped me on Route 11 making everything up?Was he trying to write fiction, or was it something else? http://shenandoahbreakdown.w...
Posted by on Mon, 31 Aug 2009 08:09:00 GMT

New at Shenandoah Breakdown

New at Shenandoah Breakdown: EXILE ON MAIN STREET: Finally, we had to face it: we were now residents of a very conservative small town.http://shenandoahbreakdown.wordpress.com/2009/08/21/exi le-on-main...
Posted by on Sat, 22 Aug 2009 10:39:00 GMT

Our new blog: Shenandoah Breakdown

"Shenandoah Breakdown" describes what can happen when you decide that relocating to the boonies will be a great adventure, so you move from the city to the country only to discover you now inhabit n...
Posted by on Fri, 07 Aug 2009 08:16:00 GMT

Two Readings in January

Readings in JanuaryTwo readings coming up for Heather and me: Sunday, January 11, at Iota in Arlington, VA; and Sunday, January 18, at the Washington County Museum of the Fine Arts in Hagerstown, MD. ...
Posted by on Fri, 02 Jan 2009 05:57:00 GMT

P-Funk Reshapes the Landscape of the Redneck Town I Live In ...

P-Funk Reshapes the Landscape of the Redneck Town I Live Inand Other Acts of Reformation and Reclamation(for Barack Obama on November 4, 2008)Behind the wheel listening to P-Funk in my new neighborhoo...
Posted by on Thu, 30 Oct 2008 03:40:00 GMT

To John McCain

Your odd almost twitchas you wait for Sarah Palinto finish introducingyou reminds me thatwhile she is the religiousright's latest assholeyou are still the RepublicanParty's scariest bitch.  ...
Posted by on Wed, 10 Sep 2008 05:03:00 GMT

Found Poem

Heam SakoThe one wage had that much more purchasing power 4367. Schools,lincoln's: 10. Schurz, carl: 235, and go to work at once,for the day is far advanced, before had these things beendone other tha...
Posted by on Wed, 05 Mar 2008 20:06:00 GMT

Ghosts of American Astronauts

In the future there will be no astronauts, no jet pilots, and only angels will travel at great speed. We'll work in square buildings without speaking, eat well to keep ourselves fit for busin...
Posted by on Fri, 22 Feb 2008 22:43:00 GMT