Beautifully articulated, extremely coherent. No joke!

Once a creep…

Ha! That’s great. Makes Doll even more relatable. No greater love than the love of a rat terrier

Wiley:
tree climber/provocateur

Mind if I ask, is inspiration for George character your own terrier? I saw one pictured behind you in a post for a recently canceled event. I have a rat terrier that I claimed off of a freeway in West Texas. He was most likely surviving on bugs and garbage, but now has a nice home with me

No sweat! Sorry I don’t remember a whole lot more about the shows. Cheap bars in the East Village (Mona’s/Sophie’s, The Blarney Stone) and you know how that goes. I do, however, remember them as being wildly entertaining. So, again, thanks to you!

of The Extra Man to many different friends, over the years. Thanks for all the wonderful literature, truly remarkable!

Spalding Gray performance in Prospect Park, I briefly wanted to pursue a career in professional story telling to audiences. I heard you could even acquire a degree for such a thing at Trinity University in Dublin. I’ve always thoroughly enjoyed your writing, and have actually loaned several copies

it meant. You responded “no, I don’t think so”. I always looked forward to your column in The Press. I especially liked the story about the wart, or mole, near your heart, that became dislodged during sex and spewed blood everywhere. We’ve all been there. I remember that between you and seeing a

I remember talk of the “Mangina”, though I’m not sure the inventor ever appeared. I remember you were selling or giving away a CD, and because I didn’t know what else to ask, I asked if you had any interactive CD Roms. It was relatively new technology at the time, and I’m not sure I even knew what

it meant. You responded “no, I don’t think so”. I always looked forward to your column in The Press. I especially liked the story about the wart, or mole, near your heart, that became dislodged during sex and spewed blood everywhere. We’ve all been there. I remember that between you and seeing

Those were hazy days for me, too. I went to at least two of your shows at Fez. I lived in NYC from ‘95-‘97, and worked all around that area (The Strand, Angelika, Forbidden Planet, St. Mark’s Sounds), so I’d often go do stuff after work. I definitely remember the “Hairy Call”.

Man, Doll series is SO good. Half way through Wheel and it is virtually un-put-down-able. I’ve been following you since NY Press articles and Fez Club nights. You have truly joined the realm of the modern masters. Seems to be in your blood, please keep going!