Super-fast, super-cheap, super-good. I even chatted with the cook about comic books.
I do love this little Southern city.
Update — tried to befriend a feisty sparrow on the way home today. But they’re fickle about who they mix with.
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The Piker Press features my review of Alex Garland’s “Civil War” (2024)
Hey, gang — I got my first movie review published! Thanks so much to Managing Editor Sand Pilarski at The Piker Press for letting me share my take on Alex Garland’s “Civil War” (2024).
“The Butterfly Enchanter,” Aldo Muzzarelli, 2021
Iron, resin and stoneware. Seen in Elmwood Park, Roanoke, Virginia. Photo by Eric Robert Nolan, 2024.
“Release Me — The Original Love Mix,” by ScorpioStatic!
Just another kickass techno track from one of my greatest friends from my college days — ScorpioStatic! (His secret identity is Jason Buckland.)
Enjoy this short story.
So I finally located that cache of shorts in storage that I was looking for. Now I can finally dress for the hot weather. Sorry about my blinding white legs, Roanoke.
How white are they? Let’s just say I hope you didn’t throw out your eclipse-viewing glasses.
(One character could have a vampire bat.)
Gonna write a baseball-centered, period vampire novel with loads of erotic subtext; gonna call it “Interview With the Umpire.”
Throwback Thursday: “Highlander” (1986)!
I shared a meme about “Highlander” (1986) on Tuesday, and my girlfriend told me that she had never seen the movie. I conscientiously informed her that is absolutely the greatest film ever made.
Okay … it isn’t exactly the greatest film ever made. Among other things, it portrays an Egyptian (Sean Connery) with a Scottish accent and a Scotsman (Christopher Lambert) who has a … French accent?
It’s still a damned enjoyable movie though. (And it is sacred amongst a lot of 80’s kids, including me.) Hell, I might have to watch it again just for the wicked-cool establishing shots of 1980’s New York.
(Thanks to the nickbtube Youtube channel for the link.)
I’m sorry, Miss Jackson.
Shirley Jackson’s response to a critic is peach perfect.
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