Monthly Archives: May 2011
SATAN LOVES YOU first review!
I couldn’t be happier this morning. My book, SATAN LOVES YOU, just got a glowing review on the widely-read Red Adept Reviews blog and they liked it, they really liked it. They say “masterful” and they even call me “cool” … Continue reading
Taxi Driver, the novel
Remember TAXI DRIVER? The 1976 movie directed by the poet of New York, Martin Scorsese, starring Robert DeNiro as the gun-loving loner, Travis Bickle? It won a bunch of awards and is generally considered a modern-day classic. Less remembered is … Continue reading
In the Pod
Deep down in the writing pod, strapped in and churning out pages of Magnolia League 2: The Revenge. The writing pod. Went to see VANISHING POINT tonight as a break. A film studies class at the New School where I … Continue reading
Down in the Hole
Just learned that Sean Michael Robinson and Joe DeLyria have signed a deal to bring out their 19th Century, Dickens-esque take on THE WIRE as a book coming out this Fall called Down in the Hole: the unWired World of … Continue reading
Novelized Nosferatu
In 1979, overheated German director, Werner Herzog, decided to remake 1922′s NOSFERATU, collaborating (for the second time) with possibly insane actor Klaus Kinski and 11,000 rats. Realizing that a movie this over-the-top required a novelization full of heaving bosoms, fevered … Continue reading
