Pardon me while I butcher the ones who murder me in dreams.
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Bibliography and Writing Bio

  • My story, "Dressed To Kill Yourself," as it appears in Postmodern Culture:

    • Dressed To Kill Yourself

  • My story, "Cadaver Scan," as it appears in the 9/95 issue of The Mississippi Review Web:

    • Cadaver-Scan

  • Sample the grizzled glace I churn with those soda-jerks of detritus, B. Kold and
    • C. X. Hunter. Gape at the clotted glockenspiels beneath our:

    Sensitive Skin

     

    Reviews and Interviews

  • Read a transcription of my interview with Lynne
    • Tillman, part of which appeared in Cups Magazine:
    Rational Velvet
  • Read an uncensored transcription of my interview with Darius
    • James, parts of which appeared in Cups and Nobodaddies:
    That's Blaxploitation!
  • Read my review of Dennis Cooper's collection of perfect
    • stories and essays,Wrong, as it appeared in American Book Review:
    Wrong
  • Read my review of John Shirley's courageous horror novel about
    • addiction, Wetbones, as it appeared in American Book Review:
    Wetbones

    Inside The Dome:

    Poe's houses are skulls: Room=Color=Theme
    For more research into Poe, sociology, magic and music composition,
    see my story, "Val Demar's Pear", soon to be published as a chapbook by
    Permeable Press

    Additional Notes On Matterland

    Literal violence is reprehensible in any form.
    Fictional violence is metaphorical and is censored by those who fear
    not behavior but the imagination itself. Acts mean only their effects and
    repercussions. Fiction is metalanguage and therefore ambiguous: it is
    subject not to censorship but to interpretation.
    (Ideally, consecutive words should materialize on the screen letter
    by letter, accreting into sentences and paragraphs until the selected space
    reaches its phrased or punctuated close. At that time, the text should vanish
    and all words in boldface (that serve as keyed links) remain, glimmering like
    Cheshire grins until the reader selects a single lingering keyword. Such a
    script would be preferable to this one, because people whose synapses are
    shaped by video games find normal hypertext scripting static.)

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