Beautiful Disasters
Dave PaullBeautiful Disasters is about excavating meaning from a life spent noticing—and remembering.
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Louis Armstrong 1965 - George Skip Gandy collection - University of South Florida
“Want to go see Satchmo?” At first, I didn’t catch what Ray meant. “You know, Satchmo—Louis Armstrong,” he said.
“Why?” I answered. “Is he coming here?”
In...
Where the Deer and the Sasquatch Roam
Look… up in that tree!
Carl, my cameraman, and I rolled into Cougar, Washington, a former logging town near Mt. St. Helens, full of ideas. Short and balding, with intense brown eyes, Carl was ready to roll the moment we parked.
We’d come...
Dental Hygiene at a UFO Convention
The truth is out there…. (author photo)
It all began with an invitation to attend Contact in the Desert, the UFO/UAP extravaganza in Indian Wells, California. I was the guest of Ground Zero With Clyde Lewis, a syndicated paranormal radio s...
The Rise and Ruin of Rancho Rajneesh
Part 3 - A Sound Cinema™ feature
By the time I returned to Rajneeshpuram for the last time in late September 1985, Sheela had fled, with Bhagwan soon to follow. But not together. Bhagwan had publicly denounced Sheela, blaming her for ever...
The Rise and Ruin of Rancho Rajneesh
Part 2 — A Sound Cinema™ feature
“Whoever writes a book about these events will find that the people who read that book will think it’s fiction.”
— Judge Bill Hulse, Wasco County, 1985
In the early 1980s I reported on a ne...
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Dave Paull is an essayist and retired journalist with performing arts tendencies. Straight up, with a twist. A sometimes filmmaker.
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