Fiction, Nonfiction, and Art
I rebelled by being conventional, by NOT going to art school. The product of three generations of visual artists, I studied Political Science, then moved from California to Washington, D.C. for …
Why Visual Art Keeps Invading My Fiction Read MoreDuring the academic year of 1987-1988, Ken Kesey taught a graduate-level creative writing class of thirteen students at the University of Oregon. He charged the group with producing a full-length …
Charles Varani is O.U. Levon: Ken Kesey’s Co-author Talks about Their Year Writing Together and How Kesey Yearned for the Technology We Have Today Read More
During the academic year of 1987-1988, Ken Kesey taught a graduate-level creative writing class of thirteen students at the University of Oregon. He charged the group with producing a full-length …
James Finley is O.U. Levon: Ken Kesey’s Co-author Recalls Their Year Writing Together Read More
During the academic year of 1987-1988, Ken Kesey taught a graduate-level creative writing class of thirteen students at the University of Oregon. He charged the group with producing a full-length …
Ken Kesey and O.U. Levon Read More
Longtime D.C. resident Jeremy Trylch talks about switching from crime fiction to surrealism, being an expat, the magic in Chinese culture, and his new novella Carnival of Sand. What’s your book …
Jeremy Trylch on His New Novella and Finding Magic in China Read More
At a time when many are talking about the decline of reading, Cherokee Rose has begun a reading series in DC that regularly draws a crowd. She is the producer …
Cherokee Rose of Naked Girls Reading D.C. Read More
DC writer Michael Landweber often infuses literary fiction with fantastical elements, something I love as a reader and enjoy toying with as a writer as well. I’ve read some of his short …
DC Author Michael Landweber on his Debut Novel, “We” Read More
My story “Lump” is in the new issue of Surreal Grotesque. Bizarro Issue by Daniel William Gonzales
“Lump” published in Surreal Grotesque Read More
Here I am as a guest on the JellyVision Show, a podcast about the local arts scene run by a couple zaney improv actors. Each episode features a real guest …
The Sea Blob on the JellyVision Show Read More
Give me a Facebook “like,” and I will send you a postcard with a personalized, hand-drawn sea blob. Send your snail mail address to tbc(at)stanfordalumni(dot)org. Do it. It’ll be amazing.
Hand-Drawn Sea Blob in your Mailbox Read More