Edgar Award winning author of LOVE ME FIERCE IN DANGER: THE LIFE OF JAMES ELLROY, published by Bloomsbury: https://xitter.cf/t.co/1YauuQTgnM
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Britton's Hang Out Hour is back! Today @EamonnHBradley is on the show to talk about his books, horror, and the Kingdom Horror Collective, among other things! Check it out! youtube.com/watch?v=3Po8sfCy…
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One day early I am posting the latest episode of Ellroy Reads. Today I look at F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Crack-Up', a masterpiece of the confessional essay, and discuss its influences on James Ellroy's writing: youtu.be/p62WAsS29II?is=7sMA…
Hemingway hated F. Scott Fitzgerald's essay 'The Crack-Up'. He felt all of the angst on display should have been channelled into a novel.
Nevertheless, more than eighty years since publication 'The Crack-Up' is now regarded as one of the finest examples of confessional writing
One day early I am posting the latest episode of Ellroy Reads. Today I look at F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Crack-Up', a masterpiece of the confessional essay, and discuss its influences on James Ellroy's writing: youtu.be/p62WAsS29II?is=7sMA…
Wonderful event at Liverpool Literary Festival for the launch of Frank Shovlin's magisterial biography 'John McGahern: A Writing Life'
Steven Powell retweeted
One day early I am posting the latest episode of Ellroy Reads. Today I look at F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Crack-Up', a masterpiece of the confessional essay, and discuss its influences on James Ellroy's writing: youtu.be/p62WAsS29II?is=7sMA…
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You listened to @waynekelso10 as co-host of this show for 100+ episodes, now check out his writings on substack at substack.com/@waynekelso.
Wayne has been busy writing scripts, short stories and pretty much anything one can achieve by putting the proverbial pen to paper!
One day early I am posting the latest episode of Ellroy Reads. Today I look at F. Scott Fitzgerald's 'The Crack-Up', a masterpiece of the confessional essay, and discuss its influences on James Ellroy's writing: youtu.be/p62WAsS29II?is=7sMA…
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Berberine's Antiviral Metabolite Assault youtu.be/DSPrgb59eE8?si=OGOo…
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Five films. Fifteen years of Swedish Noir...
A WOMAN'S FACE (1938)
JUNE NIGHT (1940)
WHILE THE DOOR WAS LOCKED (1946)
WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS (1950)
HIDDEN IN THE FOG (1953)
Together on Blu-ray for the first time.
Pre-order STOCKHOLM AFTER DARK now buff.ly/gSkmrHE
Steven Powell retweeted
Delighted with the interest Peter Greenaway's work still generates. In an age of cultural monotony we need artists who take risks more than ever, and it is a crime that we have been denied the chance to see the last two films directed by Greenaway.
Peter Greenaway's latest film is stuck in post-production hell. This article is a good overview of the film's seemingly intractable problems. It fails to mention though that Greenaway's previous film Walking to Paris is stuck in exactly the same quagmire: theguardian.com/film/2026/oc…
On the next episode of Ellroy Reads I'll be reviewing F. Scott Fitzgerald's confessional essay 'The Crack-Up' and examining its influences on James Ellroy's searingly candid writing about his own demons #subscribe youtube.com/post/Ugkx8k29Sm-…
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Calling all stargazers to our next special—BABYLON CONFIDENTIAL.
Open in all categories: art, essays, fiction, poetry.
Deadline November 14.
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ANNOUNCING: BABYLON CONFIDENTIAL 🎥🎬🎞️🩸
"...the toxic runoff of the dream factory..."
w/ guest editor Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece
artwork by Robert Voyvodic
Deadline: November 14
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Peter Greenaway's latest film is stuck in post-production hell. This article is a good overview of the film's seemingly intractable problems. It fails to mention though that Greenaway's previous film Walking to Paris is stuck in exactly the same quagmire: theguardian.com/film/2026/oc…
Delighted with the interest Peter Greenaway's work still generates. In an age of cultural monotony we need artists who take risks more than ever, and it is a crime that we have been denied the chance to see the last two films directed by Greenaway.
Peter Greenaway's latest film is stuck in post-production hell. This article is a good overview of the film's seemingly intractable problems. It fails to mention though that Greenaway's previous film Walking to Paris is stuck in exactly the same quagmire: theguardian.com/film/2026/oc…
Peter Greenaway's latest film is stuck in post-production hell. This article is a good overview of the film's seemingly intractable problems. It fails to mention though that Greenaway's previous film Walking to Paris is stuck in exactly the same quagmire: theguardian.com/film/2026/oc…
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Great novel. Worth picking up.
Ellroy Reads is back with a look at Fools' Gold, the classic heist novel by Dolores Hitchens and the iconic French New Wave film Band of Outsiders which it inspired: youtu.be/gzoZzn7yD2o?is=Btzp…
Fools' Gold is one of the greatest heist novels ever published, but the film adaptation Band of Outsiders, despite its iconic status, is a meandering arthouse mess.
Ellroy Reads is back with a look at Fools' Gold, the classic heist novel by Dolores Hitchens and the iconic French New Wave film Band of Outsiders which it inspired: youtu.be/gzoZzn7yD2o?is=Btzp…
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Former NYPD Detective (and fellow Bronxite) @jasonallison76 discusses his inspiration for his acclaimed thriller THE KILLING YARDS. Available wherever you download podcasts. conta.cc/4B1QvWD
