Robb Olson, one-half of Booked Podcast (a podcast about getting arrested and fingerprinted, I think) claims that I have been inappropriate to him. I can’t remember which one is Robb Olson, though, so I can neither confirm nor deny that claim. I can give it a “probably” though.
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Booked Podcast invites me to talk about Chuck Palahniuk’s Invisible Monsters: Remix
The fine fellows at Booked Podcast, Robb Olson and Livius Nedin invited me over to discuss the reissue of Chuck Palahniuk’s Invisible Monsters. Here’s a bit from the episode description:
Booked reviews Invisible Monsters REMIX by Chuck Palahniuk, with special guest host Caleb J. Ross. It’s more of a book discussion than a review this episode, since this is not technically a new-new book, and there’s a good chance that lots of people listening will have already read it. So we talked a bit about the book, Palahniuk, and (of course) felching. As you do when you talk about Invisible Monsters.
Click here to listen to the latest Booked Podcast episode, featuring Caleb J. Ross.
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New story, “The Lipidopterist,” read live at The Meshuggah Cafe, recorded by Booked Podcast
The fellows over at Booked Podcast are gents in the truest sense of the word. By that I mean they are whimsical placcards on the bathroom doors of bar restrooms. Also, they happen to be amazingly active participants in the podcast and reading communities, so much so that they are dedicating many future episodes of their podcast to live readings as recorded during the 2012 AWP Conference in Chicago, IL.
Though my reading, done at The Meshuggah Cafe in St. Louis on February 28th, wasn’t officially part of the AWP Conference (which started February 29th in Chicago), the entire week blends for me into a single mess of drink, friends, and drunk friends.
This recording captures the first time I had read “The Lipidopterist” out loud in front of an audience. All-in-all, I think it worked.
Have a listen, then check out Booked Podcast for more. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast so you will never miss an episode.
Lastly, head over to Amazon to buy “The Lipidopterist,” why doncha? It’s even available for FREE if you have that Amazon Prime thing.
