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Category Archives: Cinema
Girl, Interrupted
You, Viola, hadn’t believed in love at first sight until you met Evie. Yet it wasn’t just love at first sight, was it? It was love at first sound, love at first gesture. At the dress rehearsal, you saw her … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Cinema, photography, Prose
Tagged excerpt, last furies, novel, obsession
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Cinema Scope
A catalog of my film scripts, and accompanying loglines, listed on Stage 32.
Posted in Artwork, Cinema, photography, Press, Prose, Publications, Theater, Uncategorized
Tagged adaptations, Books, Cinema, features, film, indie, plays, screenplays, screenwriting, shorts, stage 32
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Broken Land at Ten
This month marks the ten-year anniversary of my novel: Broken Land, a Brooklyn Tale. I am feeling a bit sentimental about this ghostly noir tale, not only because it was the first time I experienced having a novel published (I … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Books, Cinema, photography, Press, Prose, Publications
Tagged Brooklyn, coney island, noir, novel, Prose, ten year anniversary
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In Praise of Honey
Spoken word track w/ Ben Wright on bass and Nirmalan Mayura on flute. Image by James McNeill Whistler.
Posted in Artwork, Audio, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Video
Tagged honey, music, Poetry, Spoken Word, Whistler
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Mating Ritual
Welcome to Wildlife, U.S.A. Today we’ll be taking you deep into the concrete jungle of Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, where you’ll witness, uncut and uncensored, the primal mating ritual between the native male and female. Listener discretion advised.
Posted in Audio, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Prose, Video
Tagged Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, mating ritual, Spoken Word, street core, Video
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Jack Kerouac
Cinematic poetic tribute to Jack Kerouac, honoring his centennial birthday (March 12, 2022).
Posted in Audio, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose
Tagged beat generation, beat tobop, film, jack kerouac, kerouac centennial 2022, Poetry, Spoken Word, Video
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The Last Days of Jack Kerouac, a film-poem
March 12, 2022 marks the centennial birthday of Jack Kerouac. As one of my first literary crushes, and a seminal influence, I felt compelled to honor Jean-Louis Lebris de Kerouac and his singular contribution to the land of literature, with … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose
Tagged beat and bop, beat generation, Cinema, film poem, jack kerouac, kerouac centennial 2022, march 12 2022, Spoken Word
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The Gift
We are here, but briefly,shadows of candle-lightdancing between dust and choir,day and night,so consider todaya good dayto begin, or to continueunwrapping yourself,and giving you to you as a gift,your soul rightfully taggedas both receiver and sender,in what constitutesa wild embracing … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, photography, Poetry
Tagged charlie chaplin, Cinema, jackie coogan, love is real, poem, silent classic, The Kid
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Star
In the shadow of worn celestial totems– mortal weight to bear.
Posted in Cinema, photography, Poetry
Tagged Edie Sedgwick, haiku, image, It Girl, poem, star, The Factory, warhol
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