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Oh my God, Beatles sketch comedy!
[Originally posted at Hey Dullblog] I owe commenter Tony (aka Pismotality) a pint, a kidney or something even more important for bringing this into my life. From the British sketch show “Harry and Paul”: I particularly enjoyed the banter on the bus–somewhere Alun Owen is smiling. And the bit with Lennon and the Germans…”Harry and [...]
Continue reading...A Beatles fan comments on Life After Death for Beginners
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Today is a red-letter day for me, one that I’ve been thinking about and wishing for since 2007. It’s always incredibly meaningful for a writer to get thoughtful critique about his/her work. And when that critique is positive, it’s the kind of public, yet deeply personal compliment that’s difficult to explain–unless you’ve hung your own [...]
Continue reading...Norman/Goldman: Sincerity, Sentimentality, and the Life of John Lennon
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Some thoughts on a recent dipping-into Philip Norman’s John Lennon: The Life, posted over on my Beatles team blog, Hey Dullblog.
Continue reading...More Beatle-breakup talk
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Just a head’s up: there are some really neat comments happening over at Hey Dullblog, the Beatles team-blog I’m part of. For anybody interested, the comment thread is here.
Continue reading...Rutles ‘n’ roundup
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Check out my latest post on Hey Dullblog here. Other things I like: The BBC sketch show “Swinging.”“Top Gear.”The Apu Trilogy. (Rex Reed: “So good apu’ed myself!”)
Continue reading...Where am I these days?
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
I’m posting quite a bit over at Hey Dullblog, a group blog focused on The Beatles. You are encouraged to check it out.
Continue reading...Yo! Fab-sters!
Monday, February 4, 2008
I am part of a spiffy new group blog called “Hey Dullblog.” It will cover all things Beatles, and I think you will love it. Come visit.
Continue reading...At last! It's here!
For 30 years, Ravin fans wondered: What if Tom Larkin had survived? Now, the story can be told.
Mixing alternative history, hardboiled noir, parody and satire, Life After Death for Beginners is a must-read for every Beatles fan. "A cross between The Rutles and Three Days of the Condor. I loved it."—Jonathan Schwarz
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Thursday, October 21, 2010
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