Naomi Johnson was kind enough to review Satan Is Real on her blog, The Drowning Machine. This is the kind of review that means the world to me, coming from a life-long Louvin Brothers fan. I could talk forever about … Continue reading
The Los Angeles Times has a feature coming out in tomorrow’s paper about Satan Is Real. Which, thanks to the wonders of the internet, you can read tonight. The records that brothers Ira and Charlie Louvin made in the 1950s … Continue reading
HarperCollins has a browsable copy of Satan Is Real up on their website that you can poke around in. And, of course, it’s out today. Just saying.
So says Paper magazine about Satan Is Real. And after quoting the back matter, they also have this to say: Uh, this book sounds awesome. Whoever wants to read it with us in our just-formed “Papermag Timeless Murder Ballads Book … Continue reading
Woke up this morning to find that the New York Post has mandated Satan Is Real as required reading. Which is a hell of a good way to begin 2012. Happy new year!
Reading for the whole family.
From a letter from Hemingway’s transvestite son, Gregory, to his father, found here. When it’s all added up, papa, it will be: he wrote a few good stories, had a novel and fresh approach to reality and he destroyed five … Continue reading
I’ve been taking an internet break of late, so my apologies if I’ve broken anyone’s heart with my absence. Trust me, though, you’ll be real sick of me come early January, so enjoy it while it lasts. In the meantime, … Continue reading
Maybe just me, maybe just tonight, but I think this is the entire reason for the internet. “This is what life in the USA is like nowadays: shit happens and shit un-happens, and you find out about it years later. … Continue reading
I’ve been writing hard the last week, so I haven’t had a whole lot of time to spend on the internet. Got a project due by mid-month that I can’t seem to be moderate about. Not that I’ve got much … Continue reading
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