My Review of Destroy All Monsters up at The Believer!!!

I've been reading the music issue of The Believer for years, always hoping I might someday find my work there. 

The day has arrived.

This past week, my review of the rock novel Destroy All Monsters by Jeff Jackson appeared in the magazine. Jackson's work combines the rock novel form with the dystopia, and I couldn't get past the idea that his dark vision for a potential rock music future was somehow tied to our inability to cut the cord.

Feel free to take a look at this short review, and be prepared to scroll down to find it.

Yours in laying down the law,

Art

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My Review of The Glitch by Elisabeth Cohen and Lord of California by Andrew Valencia up at The Believer!!!

I've been submitting my nonfiction to The Believer for about seven years. I love their symposium section, and I'm thrilled that--after a total of 30 submissions--they finally accepted one of my pieces.

The piece is a dual review of a two of recently published novels, The Glitch by Elisabeth Cohen and Lord of California by Andrew Valencia. The novels' subject matter fits nicely into this issue's symposium theme, "This Modern Family," and I'm glad to have my reviews mixed in with a few other really good ones on this subject. Feel free to take a look. Scroll down to mine, which is called "Left (behind) Coast."

Yours in laying down the law,

Art

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