Jeff’s Substack
Jeff ShucardMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | jeffshucard.substack.com |
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NJ Chronicles 2016
Oh, boy, oh boy, is he good; very, very good, I say to myself. He must be in the pants and pocket books of all the empty, hollowed out, middle aged women of dogdom; the compassionate Svengali of Paramus, the Don Juan of the Broken Hearted C...
N. J. Chronicles, 2016 day 1, episode 10
My sister picks me up for the consultation with the Celebrity Dog Healer. I am committed to assisting her with all her dogs and humans currently in therapy, suffering from the psycho - isolation of the Golden Temple of Emptiness’s self immo...
N.J. Chronicles 2016, day 1, part 9 "Be It Ever so Humble..."
I climb into Anne’s Mercedes sedan and pleasantly sink into the plush new car pheromone infused interior. Too bad such sensual aromas can’t be bottled. I’d love to try it out on my woeful twelve year old vindaloo redolent Chevy.
N.J. Chronicles, 2016, Day 1, part 8
The gang changes the conversation direction to the escalating price of gas.
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Mechanic's son. Loved the smell of engine oil on my father's hands. Cranked up Victrola in grandparents attic. Wigged out on Jazz & Blues. Went in search of myself. Found myself in Paris, Istanbul, Galway. Recording artist, columnist, novelist.
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