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- Edmond Caldwell
- Writer, literary squatter, saboteur. His novel, HUMAN WISHES / ENEMY COMBATANT, was published in January 2012 by Say It With Stones, an imprint of Interbirth Books. He was last seen in Boston.
Write me:
caldwelledmond@gmail.com
Writings:
- "The Bridge" @ trnsfr mag
- "My Memoirs" @ Juked
- "Devices" @ S/Word
- "The Lord Will Provide" & "Foxy Lady" @ A-Minor Magazine
- "Grandma's Box" @ kadar koli 6 (print)
- "A Tale of Two Cultural Centers (Istanbul, November 2010)" @ SOUS LES PAVÉS (print)
- "Nobody Told Us" @ The Medulla Review
- "Greshlings" & "The Difference Between Strategy & Tactics" @ Mad Hatters' Review
- "The Earworm" @ West Wind Review (print)
- Review of "Best European Fiction 2010" @ Chicago Review
- "Valley of the Dolls" @ Lamination Colony
- "Breadcrumbs" @ wigleaf
- "The Collector of Van de Voys" @ A cappella Zoo (print & web)
- "An Affair" @ Prick of the Spindle
- "Press Release for a Dirty Bomb" @ SOUS LES PAVÉS (print)
- "A Paper Moon" @ > kill author
- "The Liquidation of the Cohn Estate" in: Boston Theater Marathon XI 2009 Anthology (print)
- "Return to the Chateau" @ Harp & Altar
- "Shipshape" @ Microchondria (print)
- "An Oak Tree" @ Cavalier Literary Couture
- "'Entrancing!' Chicago Sun-Times" @ nthWORD
- "The Crash" @ Pear Noir! (print)
- "The Halsted Arms" @ Rumble Magazine
- "Advice for Beginners" @ Weirdyear
- "Apple Seized" @ Dark Sky Magazine
- "Story" @ Everyday Genius
- "The Scythian Idol" @ Sein und Werden
- "Piranesi in Bloomington" @ 3:AM Magazine
- "The Animal Torture Years" @ Unlikely Stories
- "Now the Only Drugs" @ Gloom Cupboard
- "Hushabye" @ Meeting House
- "Clue" @ The Legendary
- "A Shorter Organon of the New Science" @ DIAGRAM
- "Night Vision" @ SmokeLong Quarterly
- "Uncle Homunculus" @ Word Riot
- "Good Deeds" @ Beat the Dust
- "Chicago" @ 3AM Magazine
My other blog is
Je est un autre
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3 comments:
Starring Peter O'Toole and Zero Mostel! Or that's how I see it. Most enjoyable.
Ah, thanks for that. Zero Mostel! My heart always gladdens a little when I think of Zero Mostel; I remember him in a number of wonderful roles from when I was a kid, including that gentle stranger in the park -- oh, wait, that was just a guy who looked like Zero Mostel, at first anyway, in the dark...
I'd read somewhere that he once appeared onstage as Leopold Bloom, and I thought how perfect is that.
Uncannily, Gene Wilder plays a "Leo Bloom" to Zero's "Max... (let me break out the Wiki on this... hold on.... erm... that's it)...Max Bialystock". And guess on which day the two characters meet? That sure was a literate Hollywood, back then...
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