A Legend In His Own Minefield
John MendelssohnPolitics, popular culture, sports, self-help, self-sabotage, and satire from the greatest writer in the English language, or at least someone whose work you're likely to enjoy.
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I STILL Don't Love My Country
First published in 2014. Amended slightly to reflect my feelings about MAGA.
I don’t love my country. I love my friends. I love the oceans, white with foam, and the Grand Canyon. I love New England in October, and the way the Santa M...
The Slamminator and the Tranny
A cautionary tail
Mr. Sam Duncan, a junior foreman, in spite of being 49, over at the gypsum quarry, returned to his home on Cedar Avenue the other night and was disappointed that his wife Tiffani hadn’t come back to him in spite of the he...
Meryl Streep Might Call Herself an Actor. Laverne Cox Is an Actress.
Lips that have touched The Abomination’s ass shall never touch mine. I’m not a fan of Caitlyn Jenner, but not because she’s trans.
I listened to the Fresh Air (on PBS station WHYY) interview with the transsexual actress* Laverne Cox, and f...
The Farmadellis' Frappuccinos
He denied it, but Daniel Farmadelli always resented his younger brother Carlo. Well, not always. In infancy, he was incapable of resentment, and probably didn’t begin getting good at it until he was four, when Carlo was busy with his own in...
President Pantsload Meets the Press
The Republicans, by and large, are sniveling little balls of congealed pus, spineless enablers of an evil moron with an emotional age just barely greater than prenatal. But the White House press corps isn’t going to win a lot of trophies fo...
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Graphic designer, writer, songwriter, actor, soft-hearted misanthrope, fabulist American expat living in England, where most of the music I love most, other than my own, came from.
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