Pretend Genius books are now available at City Lights, the most famous bookstore in America. Go there. Buy. City Lights.
Leonardo Smee
Saturday, September 25, 2004
Friday, September 17, 2004
Reading
Stephen Moran tells us he will be reading one of his horrible new stories at Studio 95 in the Willesden Library Centre, London (event starts 7:30 pm on Thursday, September 23rd. ) Plans are under way to re-animate zombies to provide a claque. Bopping the till will be Preethi Nair, Siobhan Curham and others.
Helen Elefant
Helen Elefant
Wednesday, September 15, 2004
Darkbloom
I see some excellent articles by my old friends Ossian Lennon (of Sloe Wine) and Feargal Mooney (of the Willesden Herald) have mushroomed in the Fall Edition. There's also a rather harsh review of Josh Davis's latest novel, The Muse and the Mechanism. It's a book that everybody ends up talking about. I found it pacy, interesting and honest, three things that I cannot say for very many books.*
Isolde Featherstone
Josh, if you're reading, the check still hasn't arrived.
Isolde Featherstone
Josh, if you're reading, the check still hasn't arrived.
Monday, September 13, 2004
Small Wonder short story festival
Stephen Moran read at the Small Wonder short story festival "slam". (More)
Thursday, August 12, 2004
Monday, July 05, 2004
Moran for DeadDrunkDublin Festival
obLiterato and deadSperado Stephen Moran continues his Shrieking Havoc world tour, with an appearance at the first DeadDrunkDublin festival on Wednesday August 4th. (More)
Yuri Blinkinfop
Yuri Blinkinfop
Thursday, July 01, 2004
Thursday, June 17, 2004
pGpr hooligan gatecrashes Dublin party
DWW: Electric Acorn Bloomsday Special
The Wholly Officious
(After The Holy Office, by James Joyce)
Myself unto myself will give
This name, Lord Justice Purgative
Shortly after he died, Joyce said that Stephen Moran had "... the true comic spirit. He's like an unholy trinity made out of Gogarty, Beckett and that O'Brien fellow - another Finglas bowsy."
Phillipa Panshi
The Wholly Officious
(After The Holy Office, by James Joyce)
Myself unto myself will give
This name, Lord Justice Purgative
Shortly after he died, Joyce said that Stephen Moran had "... the true comic spirit. He's like an unholy trinity made out of Gogarty, Beckett and that O'Brien fellow - another Finglas bowsy."
Phillipa Panshi
Friday, June 11, 2004
Mikhail Gorbachev issues apology to Sean Brijbasi
Mikhail Gorbachev called author Sean Brijbasi yesterday to apologize for not showing up at his launch party/book signing event due to foreseen reasons. Brijbasi said the conversation was cordial but that his office would no longer be taking calls from Mr. Gorbachev asking for free tickets to any future signings or readings. Gorbachev arrived in Washington D.C. earlier this week and is staying at a hotel above the restaurant that Brijbasi's launch party and book signing took place.
"I have a responsibility to those who don't have foreseen reasons", Brijbasi was quoted as saying. "I mean, what's the problem here? Is it me or is calamity a word?"
When asked if he had met with Gorbachev, Brijbasi gave a terse "what since then don't you sound, huh?"
The launch party/book signing event was an overwhelming success for Brijbasi with hordes, hordes of people filling the stadium. Sixty thousand people.
The Kremlin could not be reached for comment.
Mergon Droodle
"I have a responsibility to those who don't have foreseen reasons", Brijbasi was quoted as saying. "I mean, what's the problem here? Is it me or is calamity a word?"
When asked if he had met with Gorbachev, Brijbasi gave a terse "what since then don't you sound, huh?"
The launch party/book signing event was an overwhelming success for Brijbasi with hordes, hordes of people filling the stadium. Sixty thousand people.
The Kremlin could not be reached for comment.
Mergon Droodle
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