Columns
Written these over many years, some for Cosmik Debris, a 'zine to which I was an occasional contributor in the late Nineties, monthly commentary on politics, the Clinton era and its discontents. Some others have appeared in New Partisan, and some most recently in the New York Press. They chronicle the run-up to the George W. Bush, and the events of 9-11. These days I'm writing for New Partisan, a journal of politics, culture and the arts where I've been given latitude to cut a little looser and get outside myself to comment on current current events so that I can take a break from working on my various longer projects. All writer's should have this discipline, it hones your craft ---did I say that? When I started out I used to write a weekly column for New York's East Village Other back in the Sixties: good work, bad pay but great perks. Sometimes you get off a good one, sometimes not. These are some good ones.
- » Devotion, Political Correctness, and Danish Cartoons
- » Hunter S. Thompson: Fear and Loathing and the Dancing Bear
- » Confessions of a Traveling Tzaddik
- » Ambrose Bierce: A Fly in Amber
- » Bob Dylan's Tarantula
- » Moore's Utopia
- » Two Against Nature
- » Off to the Races
- » Guilty Pleasures of a Rock and Roll Crank*
- » Columbine: Darkness at Noon
- » Trick or Treat
- » Meditations on the Morning Line
- » Don Juan in Hell, or, Whatever Happened to Foreplay?
- » Spring Clean-Up: Back to the Future?
- » Living in the USA
- » DC Dementia - News at 11
- » Aftermath: 9/11
