Thursday, May 8, 2014
BEHIND THE COUCH has an excellent review for CITADEL…
Right from the get-go, with its depictions of an all-too-real council estate in Glasgow, having long fallen into decline and become a shadowy place of dereliction and menace, writer/director Foy establishes an atmosphere of dread and creepy tension. With its opening scene, in which Tommy (Aneurin Barnard) watches helplessly as a group of hooded youths attack his pregnant wife, unable to do anything as he’s stuck in the rickety lift of the tower block where they live, Foy ratchets up the tension good and tight. And rarely lets go. Effortlessly playing on contemporary social fears and anxieties, such as the breakdown of community, the failure of welfare systems set up to help the vulnerable, and the increasing threat from hoodlum culture, Citadel is a dark and taut horror, but one that is, for the most part anyway, grounded in a sense of reality...
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
PRICE BREAKS AND HEARTACHES: a journal of retail and failed romance
The somewhat true story of how I barely lost my virginity, almost missed out on true love and nearly lost my mind!
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Portrait of the Writer as a Young Idiot by George Vasilakos
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PRICE BREAKS AND HEARTACHES VOLUME ONE
available in Ebook Format for 99 Cents.
cover art by Sam Hunt
1. I NO LONGER FEAR HELL FOR I HAVE BEEN TO THE SENIOR PROM
2. WELCOME TO HELL, HERE'S YOUR SMOCK
3. THE FRIES AND THE FURY
4. PANTIES HALF OFF
5. ROADSIDE VELVET
PRICE BREAKS AND HEARTACHES VOLUME TWO
available in Ebook Format for 99 Cents.
cover art by Sam Hunt
5. PAPER HEARTS AND A RED HAIRED TART
6. FOREPLAY ON THE EDGE OF FOREVER
7. Al And Tallulah’s Wild Ride
8. Remaindered, Rejected And Irreconcilable
PRICE BREAKS AND HEARTACHES VOLUME THREE
THE CREEP ON THE BORDERLANDS
STILL NOT QUITE WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING FOR
The story that explains how I went from this-
to THIS!
Monday, May 5, 2014
Not sure if I will be able to get any fiction ready this week...
...I already have a new NIGHT BLOGGER video ready to go though.
Thing is my wife is back in the hospital. Nothing life threatening, just painful and hard to deal with.
I wish I could be the one going through this instead of her.
Thanks for your patience.
Thing is my wife is back in the hospital. Nothing life threatening, just painful and hard to deal with.
I wish I could be the one going through this instead of her.
Thanks for your patience.
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