
Writer, editor at @michigancityrev, bruiser at @bruisermag, proud son of the Midwest.
Baltimore, MD
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Please read my new piece in THE ONLY LIT MAG IN THE WORLD, a paranoid transmission from a bleak city in a bleak time
Jeremiah stops. His eyes are wide and he is terrified. He looks down with outstretched arms at his legs. “Dude,” he says, voice shaking. “Where are my fucking pants?”
CANADA VACANT by @jamdraper ↓
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the junk shop is open every weekend thru the holidays
books + guitars + all kinds of cool shit + all available bruiser zines & distro titles
1825 N Charles get in
I think people often laugh at the wrong time during movies at the theater but, like… this is still Nathan Fielder lol
Unreasonably excited about this
ok. we're on. come join @ironhandslil and me at burialpalooza in bushwick new york. november 21st, pine box rock shop, 8:45PM until late. if they kick us out, we'll keep going on the street or wherever else will take us.
Sergio Saturday 🤠
"Strange to fictionalize a life whose veracity isn’t yet solidified, as if its goodness prevents it from crossing the threshold into confirmed reality. A danger, once mythologized, it will never be true."
Don't miss @BSkergio's wonderful new story in The Bulb Region today.
I’m at the library right now monopolizing every desktop. They’re yelling at me, telling me to leave, threatening to call the police, but I am standing down and standing by
I'm hearing YCSE tickets are unavailable around the country because supporters of @alexL_E_I are going into checkout, selecting all of the seats, and letting the timer run down over and over.
Hemingway’s obsession with bullfighting is one of the least interesting things about him.
In 1952, Ernest Hemingway read a novel by a 30-year-old Yale graduate and former bullfighter, branded him a fraud, and launched a secret war to defend his turf. newyorker.com/books/page-tur…
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What's this, a thoughtful critical review? @jamdraper didn't love this collection but approached it with care (despite his personal vendetta against Cleveland).
“Probably, Ohio” is a collection full of paradoxes. Though it is nihilistic, cracks of light shine through and leap off the page. It is a gift to see the good in the bad and imbue hopeless disaster with mystical divinity.
@jamdraper on "Probably, Ohio" by Cameron Mays ↓
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“Probably, Ohio” is a collection full of paradoxes. Though it is nihilistic, cracks of light shine through and leap off the page. It is a gift to see the good in the bad and imbue hopeless disaster with mystical divinity.
@jamdraper on "Probably, Ohio" by Cameron Mays ↓
For the first time, I think, ever, there’s a recording of me reading. You can listen here. substacktools.com/sharex/GKr…
I have an assortment of beautiful and boutique fragrances and then one mass produced $12.59 mass produced bullshit cologne that might be my favorite
Submitting classic novel excerpts to hardworking indie lit mags is pointless, unfunny and misanthropic

























