wine, women and song (sex, drugs and rockn'roll)
those unopposed to meeting me
I'll leave that for another night on the keyboard and just list the locals (dead or alive): object at the end of history, we landed on the moon, arbor vita, black rats, transmission, direwood, frames of reference, air war, ahab, taipans, mattrock and the powerboxx, brass bed, told by an idiot, collapsar, view of a burning city, james vanway, liquidrone, ARMA, destroyed by fire, buck leblanc, need new body, odd arnie, victim of a modern age, wayne oatmeal, wizards of boat, the pleasant mike sessions, the rah rahs, tim campbell, modern jazz movement, death comes to matteson, always the runner, terror of the sea, attractive and popular, resistance to the campground, october groundfly, cord bueker, rare avis, i'm very drunk now so i'll finish the rest later. recent fetishes include antony and the johnsons, wolf parade, mf doom, tom waits(anytime of course), old soul records, and the young kids tryin' to do their thing, gotta support the local scene
being a hopeful filmaker, yes i love the cinema but in the hope of not being pretentious i'll leave that long list for another day but as an obscure favorite i'll say Last Year In Marienbad
family guy, the daily show, the colbert report, adult swim, video blogs(youtube) and podcasts but nothing else reality-wise, it's imploding our ailing culture (but i will admit to catching a little hogan knows best from time to time)
currently reading or read recently: oblivion by d.f.w.,hey nostradamus by douglas coupland, blood meridian cormack mccarthy, the dead father, snow white and amateurs by donald barthelme,the invisible man by ralph ellison, difficult loves by italo calvino, rebel without a crew by robert rodriguez, strong motion by jonathan franzen, the unbearable lightness of being by milan kundera, the sotweed factor by john barth, the journey to the end of the night by celine. favorite authors: david foster wallace, kurt vonnegut, william gibson, jonathan saffran foer, anais nin, richard brautigan, bret easton ellis, thomas pynchon, dave eggers, douglas coupland, charles bukowski, john steinbeck, kafka, kipling, camus, stendhal, hemingway, graham greene, hunter s thompson, walter abish, yukio mishima, thomas mann, gunter grass, goethe, poe, dostoefsky poets: ezra pound, hart crane, ts eliot, burroughs, ginsberg, kerouac and all the beats, pablo neruda, basho, saigyo, whitman, dylan thomas, yeats, blake, byron, rimbaud, coleridge, prevert, martin back, and as all good lists do, it goes on... to other hot shit barnes doesn't carry
those that have made their impressions felt through lifestyle and action no matter the consequences
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