Limericks of Loss And Regret
Once strictly a means of spiritual defense, now “Limericks of Loss And Regret” can be used to physically ward off or even beat down your enemies. Announcing the hardcover, International Continue reading
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This is an ancient song that, just this century, began to sound way better when I cosplayed it as Elvis Costello and added some angel trumpets.
I have been featuring Father Nog in Christmas cards since the last century, and his mythos has expanded. First he was just a vagrant who shot nog at people. Then Continue reading
Join reclusive and enigmatic author Marty Barrett on Saturday, October 8, at 2 p.m. for a book signing and laying-on of hands at lala books, 189 Market Street, in Lowell.
“Thought I had it all figured out, I confess, but God only laughed,” sings LA troubador and road warrior David Kaufman in “I Made God Laugh,” the poppy opening track Continue reading
William Dale Fries Jr., an enterprising Nebraska ad exec who adopted the persona “C.W. McCall” (the “CW” was for Country/Western) and released the #1 crossover hit “Convoy” in 1976, crashed Continue reading
One was stabbed by his friends. One was incinerated by the sunrise. One lived in Rhode Island.
“Limericks of Loss And Regret” has 50 short stories, but the longest is the title story, which concerns a professor and her dawning understanding of the transformative power of limericks.
LOS ANGELES—In consideration of performers and audience members during a post-holiday COVID surge, the iconic Elvis Is Back in the Building Birthday Bash became an online-only event for The King’s Continue reading