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Bought this for my kids (but really for me), & I love it.

Some places I’ll be over the next couple of months.

Holy shit, this is good.

BLUE VELVET Criterion in May!

Passenger seat still life.

I’ll be hosting my favorite novelist and songwriter, Willy Vlautin, next month at the Oxford Conference for the Book. We’ll be doing a panel along with the great Elle Nash and Gabino Iglesias on Friday 3/29 at 1:15. Feeling lucky as hell that another favorite, @constant_stranger_music, will be joining Willy for an in-store performance @endofallmusic that night at 7. Gonna be one for the books. Thanks to JPKS for making this sign.

Rereading this after watching Maggie Greenwald’s underrated 1990 adaptation.

Listening to this for the first time ever & blown right the hell away.

THE BURGLAR is streaming on Prime. Screenplay by David Goodis (based on his classic novel of the same name). Directed by Paul Wendkos. Starring Dan Duryea and Jayne Mansfield. Shot on location in Philly and Atlantic City. It’s a great one.

Stephen Frears’s directorial debut, GUMSHOE, is a great, underrated film with a knockout lead performance by Albert Finney (RIP). Currently streaming on Prime.

Got my first copies of A FRIEND IS A GIFT today. Damn exciting.

Somebody lost their Boston Legal Season 4 Disc 2, & it’s the loneliest goddamn thing I’ve ever seen.

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Summer Shoveling

May 30, 2014William BoyleMemphis Magazine, Shoveling Out, William Boyle Leave a comment

My story, “Shoveling Out,” in the June issue of Memphis Magazine with a great illustration by Zach Rossman.

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