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small press and literary everything skip to content about ussr the black cat holdencaulfield older posts by mike august 3 2018 12 53 pm did you hear does not feel last week roy ira moats and the moats dogs dropped their debut album all packed up it was literally a moment 50 years in the making roy moats the songwriter who has spent the last few years building a presence on the local music scene in southeastern virginia is 71 he has been playing and writing and planning to make an album since he was a teenager i know the story because full disclosure roy moats is my father the album was produced by my brother zach but it s a good story don t take my word for it read about it here with even better songs there are decades of influences felt ranging from early skiffle and chicago blues to the beatles highway 61 dylan and steely dan to showtunes wilco and even mel brooks as he says on the title track i ve got a hundred different people in my head today i ve been listening to many of these songs my whole life i m glad everyone else has that chance now buy the album leave a comment filed under hooray fiction by mike august 26 2016 11 26 am fiction advocate of the day science everyone knows that readers of literary fiction are more emotionally intelligent this explains the widespread social popularity of people who spend their time buried in 800 page experimental novels you can see it in our ascent in the professional world as well as in the consistent marital bliss of those who read literary fiction and especially those who write it thankfully science has come along to formalize what everyone knows from experience researchers have found that familiarity with literary fiction in contrast to genre fiction mystery sci fi romance and the like is associated with greater emotional intelligence their contention is that reading literature enhances your ability to read people seems a little dubious but i ll take it now i m off to explain to my friends why reading infinite jest makes me better than them i just know they re going to love hearing about it michael moats leave a comment filed under fiction advocate of the day hooray fiction tagged as anchorman david foster wallace emotional intelligence infinite jest infinite jest liveblog it s science literary fiction science by fiction advocate june 10 2015 7 00 am the boomstick film club welcome to the punch watch it with us netflix streaming one of my favorite movies in terms of sheer rewatchability is the fugitive anything that involves a cop and a criminal innocent or otherwise joining forces to fight a common enemy is my catnip the netflix description of welcome to the punch 2013 promises just that plus james mcavoy and mark strong so i was all in mcavoy plays the cop lewinsky and strong plays the criminal sternwood not innocent at all in this case the movie opens with lewinsky setting up a sting operation defying orders to wait for backup and going after sternwood alone sternwood shoots him in the knee and escapes and lewinsky gets reprimanded for his recklessness several months later following the shooting death of a young thug sternwood s son turns up with a gunshot wound to the stomach from what turns out to be the same unidentified gun as well as a bag full of money by now lewinsky is jaded and bitter and he just wants to do his work and keep his head down but his partner hawks andrea riseborough convinces him that they need to keep asking questions at the same time sternwood comes out of hiding to find out who shot his son and exact his own vengeance when their paths cross again sternwood and lewinsky join forces out of necessity and they re both forced to reevaluate their old animosity in light of the greater dangers they both face continue reading leave a comment filed under the boomstick tagged as james mcavoy mark strong welcome to the punch by fiction advocate june 8 2015 9 00 am napoleon s other waterloo the 200th anniversary of the battle of waterloo is coming up on june 18 if you are a history buff and you want to understand this momentous occasion a little better there are plenty of books to choose from if you are a fiction buff there is only one the death of napoleon by simon leys first published in french in 1986 and newly reissued by nyrb classics in a translation by patricia cleary it s not hard to imagine that emperor napoleon with his network of military loyalists could have smuggled himself out of exile on the island of st helena by sneaking in a body double to take his place and further it s not hard to imagine his plan going terribly wrong in one way or another leaving an elderly napoleon stranded on the european mainland under a false identity roaming the new world that his conquests have created trying desperately to get himself back in the game that s the plot of the death of napoleon anyway continue reading 1 comment filed under hooray fiction tagged as napoleon simon leys the battle of waterloo the death of napoleon waterloo by mike june 6 2015 7 40 pm great moments from the sunday book review david gilbert s opening line in his review of aleksandar hemon s the making of the zombie wars the summer of love rolled into town and left behind an s t d otherwise known as 1968 read the rest of the review at the new york times online david gilbert is the author of sons which we reviewed with fewer great lines 1 comment filed under great moments from the sunday book review tagged as aleksandar hemon david gilbert new york times sunday book review the making of the zombie wars by brookreeder june 5 2015 3 00 am did you hear beat it demo new music sometimes old music music that we love this week i m doubling down with another song that everyone has already heard apparently michael would completely arrange his songs in his head and since his voice was the only instrument he could play he used it to transcribe what he came up with the precision of his a cappella isn t all that surprising but the completeness of the arrangement is what gets me assuming this was the first incarnation of this song it s remarkably similar to the final version we all know what a crazy messed up super genius that guy was brook reeder 5 comments filed under brook reeder did you hear tagged as beat it michael jackson by fiction advocate june 4 2015 7 00 am 5 questions for angela readman i cut my boyfriend in half are the first words in angela readman s debut collection of stories from there it only gets weirder in there s a woman works down the chip shop a mother turns inexplicably into elvis a girl helps her father with bizarre taxidermy in order to save the family in the keeper of the jackalopes don t try this at home includes the story that landed angela readman on the short list for the costa short story award in 2012 and the story that won it for her in 2013 you can read some of her best work here and here we asked the author 5 questions what do you think your readers think of you are they right continue reading leave a comment filed under hooray fiction tagged as and other stories angela readman costa short story prize don t try this at home by nina schuyler june 2 2015 7 00 am the beauty and the horror there s a song on the radio and so quickly it burrows in all the way in the low notes and high notes they are strumming along to some innate rhythm in your brain or maybe your heart but you don t mind you love this song like a companion a best friend murmuring right along with the swish of your blood the inhale and exhale of your breath it makes you happier to be singing this song even though when you listen to the words you realize it s incredibly sad this is how i feel reading melanie rae thon s writing her sentences possess the quality of a beloved great song with an almost alchemic quality of tunneling in you carry them around for days and days happily because something is happening you are more open exposed feeling the world profoundly continue reading 2 comments filed under stunning sentences tagged as 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