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Articles: 443
Dateline: Southern California
Weblog: blogcritics.org/writer/gordon_hauptfleisch
Articles: 443
Gordon Hauptfleisch is a Blogcritics Books Editor, freelance writer, and book reviewer for San Diego Union Tribune Books (R.I.P.). For many years he worked in and managed bookstores and record stores, when not engaged in serious lollygagging. He's also an enigmatic visionary of unfathomable secrets and many a guise, or at least he plays one in his delusions of grandeur. Other than that he doesn't like talking about himself, but you may email him and he'll stop talking about himself in the third-person.
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Bookstore-bound: Paul Auster, Norman Mailer, Phillip K. Dick, Jayne Ann Krentz, Bernard Cornwell, Terry McAuliffe, and then some...
Upcoming: Amis, Grimes, D'Souza, Fairstein, Kellerman, Moore, Boeing, India, the Underground Railroad, Moore - and more...
"About rainy days and sunny days, about sessions men and dark ladies, about P.V.C. grass skirts in Waikiki, about memories, and dandies..."
Coming up: Ehrenreich, Evanovich, Obama, Jance, Dancing in the Streets, gumshoes and gurus, lunacy and lust, Robert Stone and RN Patterson.
Though not as dazzling and dizzying as her debut, McKay's new album shows her wielding a lot of caustic wit, pop smarts, and yodeling expertise.
From the Pretenders to Bob Wills, Al Green to Spoon, 2006 saw a wide variety of artists being reissued new CD lives.
For those bound and determined to exchange those indeterminately-given gifts, there are a few notable books for consideration. A very few.
An epic terrorist thriller of gumshoes and gurus in India, and how to "live every minute and die every moment.”
Including such holiday favorites as "Death May Be Your Santa Claus" and “Wheel of the Quivering Meat Conception.”
McCartney's seemingly effortless pop-rock command is exhibited in abundance - even in the nooks and crannies of his songs’ hooks and canny ear-candy appeal.
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