Tag Archives: Bukowski

CATFISH MCDARIS

{Jul 31, 2020}

I worked 97 days in a row, 12 hours at a time. We had shoot outs, murders, anthrax and ricin scares. When they captured Dahmer, we got at least four or five bomb scares a week—folks wanted to mail him an explosive package. I made it, and that’s plenty.… more

Shining the Shoes of the Shoeshine Man

CREATIVE NONFICTION by Joseph S. Hirsch

{Feb 17, 2020}

I am a fool and would prefer to remain one. It beats the alternative. … more

Brian Alan Ellis

BULL Interview by Benjamin Drevlow

{Dec 17, 2018}

I want to matter. I want to make a name for myself. I want revenge on people who have abandoned/rejected me in the past. I want to be a big shot, like someone I look up to or have looked up to. I want to transcend my reality of just being another nameless, faceless person who gets up and just goes to work.… more

Tom Pitts

BULL Interview by Frank Reardon

{Nov 8, 2018}

Throw out everything you know about crime fiction. Tom Pitts, author of Hustle and American Static, returns with a plot stickier than an ounce of Humboldt County’s finest. 101 is typical Tom Pitts, the kind of novel that proves he’ll forever and ever have followers, trailing behind him begging for one more hit. —Eryk Pruitt, author of What We Reckon… more

Frank Reardon

BULL Interview by Benjamin Drevlow

{Apr 4, 2018}

Let’s not mince words here. Frank Reardon makes his living as a butcher in Minot, North Dakota. Let’s just imagine for a moment the type of stories a butcher in Minot, North Dakota might tell. Now imagine a guy with the hard-earned writing chops of a Charles Bukowski or Larry Brown. Frank Reardon has published… more

On Charles Bukowski

CREATIVE NONFICTION by James Valvis

{Mar 24, 2016}

Not every angel is going to come with a halo. Some are going to come carrying a sword and some a snake and some a bottle of port…… more

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