Photography. Drinking. Lack of regard for a career. Books I never tire of re-reading. An honest hug. Drinking outside when it's raining. Muted green clothing. Doing something right for a change. My friends. Crawling hours.
CORPSEONPUMPKIN.COM - I want to meet sea horses with green eyes. Or Shane MacGowan and Victoria Clarke, for dinner and drinks. I like dinner, and drinks. I like people who haven't much of a place in the future, so together we're forced to make the best of our days.
Massachussetts-based BROWN PAPER PUBLISHING, in March 2008, will release a collection of desolate, forlorn short stories I've written, titled PLEASE DON'T LEAVE ME. More information, and PRE-ORDERING, can be found here:
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"And when we go, we all will go. So you see, I'm never alone. All that we hope is, when we go, our skin and our blood and our bones won't get in your way the way they did when we lived."
Impossible Knot: An Unauthorized Look Into the Filming of Family Ties, by Travis Cambridge, released to little fanfare within the Family Ties camp, as shown no better than by Michael J. Fox, who flashed thousands of threatening dollars against its release. Buy This Drink (For Me), a pamplet handed out in crowded cities of the North by author Benjamin Curtis, a somewhat derelict wayward happenstance with charmingly good taste in wisdom.
Benjamin Curtis. Prison escape artists. My attorney Kevin Aimes, who is a dashing fellow if not a particularly inexpensive one. My agent Neil Garriscond and manager Courtney Eck, both of whom have gotten me this far without asking me to clean up the spilled beer on all those contracts. The Mercy DeLamore Pitchforks, for standing up for me when it was five-against-one at a Soc Hop.