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please check out these other pages that i am involved with in various ways
The Backup Razor
Zombse Sutures
[death_muppet]
Santa Cruz Scene
[disco_graves]
[auspex]
black_eisen
[morketiden]
i also do a little booking under morketiden productions,
but i don't have a page for that.
Lori Meyers
not to brag or anything
but my friends kick oh so much ass
"If a person with a demonstrably ordinary mind, like mine, will devote himself to giving birth to a work of the imagination, that work will in turn tempt and tease that ordinary mind into cleverness. A painter friend, James Brooks, told me last summer, "I put the first brush stroke on the canvas. After that, it is up to the canvas to do at least half the work." The same might be said for writing paper and clay and film and vibrating air, and for all the other lifeless substances human beings have managed to turn into teachers and playmates." - Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.
Stanley Kubric
Steve Martin
Sam Raimi
Tim Burton
Rob Zombie
Airplane
Wet Hot American Summer
etc...
[adult swim]
"Superstylish English guy Nigel Morrison stops by our table and he's wearing a flower in the lapel of his Paul Smith jacket. But he can't stay long since he has to meet other British friends, Ian and Lucy, at Delmonico's. Seconds after he walks away, I hear someone sneer, "Nigel. A pate animal."
Someone else: "Did you know that caveman got more fiber than we do?"
"Who's handling the Fisher account?"
"Screw that. What about the Shepard thing? The Shepard account?"
"Is that David Monrowe? What a burnout."
"Oh brother."
"For christ sakes."
". . . lean and mean . . ."
"What's in it for me?"
"The Shepard play or the Shepard account?"
"Rich people with cheap stereos."
"No, girls who can hold their liquor."
". . . total lightweight . . ."
"Need a light? Nice matches."
"What's in it for me?"
"yup yup yup yup yup yup . . ."
I think it's me who says, "I have to return some vidoetapes."
Someone has already taken out a Minolta cellular phone and called for a car, and then, when I'm not really listening, watching instead someone who looks remarkably like Marcus Halberstam paying a check, someone asks, simply, not in relation to anything, "Why?" and though I'm very proud that I have cold blood and that I can keep my nerve and do what I'm supposed to do, I catch something, then realize it: Why? and automatically answering, out of the blue, for no reason, just opening my mouth, words coming out, summarizing for the idiots: "Well, though I know I should have done that instead of not doing it, I'm twenty-seven for Christ sake and this is, uh, how life presents itself in a bar or in a club in New York, maybe anywhere, at the end of the century and how people, you know, me, behave, and this is what being Patrick means to me, I guess, so, well, yup, uh . . ." and this is followed by a sigh, then a slight shrug and another sigh, and above one of the doors covered by red velvet drapes in Harry's is a sign and on the sign in letters that match the drapes' color are the words THIS IS NOT AN EXIT." - Bret Easton Ellis
The Pleasure of My Company, Rant, Childhoods End, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Born Standing Up, Lullaby, American Psycho, Spook, Galapagos, Cruel Shoes, Bonk, The Silence of the Lambs, Pure Drivel, The Catcher in the Rye, Snuff, and The Lovely Bones...
Basically anything by
Kurt Vonnegut ,
Steve Martin ,
Arthur C Clarke ,
Mary Roach ,
or Chuck Palahniuk .