Monthly Archives: February 2011

No Man Without William S. Burroughs

Like a king-sized cliché, I sat in a chair on the second floor of City Lights Bookstore in San Francisco in 2003 reading Penguin’s 50th Anniversary Definitive Edition of William S. Burrough’s Junky. The clock’s hands were closing in on … Continue reading

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The Print that Film Forgets: Script Over Celluloid

“Film is a writer’s medium, not a director’s medium.” ––Bill Boyle As a kid, one of my favorite hobbies besides writing poetry and drawing was reading comic books. I had started back in 1988, and by the mid-nineties, I was … Continue reading

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SilverHawks, Ho!

I was inspired to write this up after reading a neat article on ComicVine.com posted by Tom Pinchuk called “A ThunderCats Revival? What About BraveStarr?” As huge a fan as I am of those ‘80s cartoons I grew up with, … Continue reading

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