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Diary Of A Failed Comedian

Peter James

A blog about comedy, art, culture, and how it feels to follow your dreams...and fail.

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Latest Issues

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The Neglected Life Of An Artist

“Am I still going to be doing this when I have a baby at home?” I wondered to myself.

8 days ago
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Smoking Weed Used To Be Cool

Trigger Warning: This entire post is going to be a middle-aged man complaining that things are different now compared to when he was younger. Do with that information what you will.

15 days ago
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I Miss Walking Around New York

I live in the biggest city in the world, but these days my life feels small. I operate within the same 30 block radius, walking from my apartment on the Upper East Side to my office in Midtown Manhattan and back. On weekends or days when I ...

a month ago
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The Scourge Of Social Media Self-Censorship

I’m an Elder Millennial, which means I remember a world before the internet. My family got our first PC when I was ten years old (A Gateway. I thought the cow pattern design was very cool), so I had a decade of life under my belt before I e...

a month ago
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  • Peter James

    I used to do stand-up comedy. Now I write a Substack.

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