TRAVELS TO DISTANT CITIES
Blake Nelsontravel writing and other things
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PRINCETON UNIVERSITY (1981) "The Ivy League Circuit"
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This was a gig we played in my college band. It was at Princeton University, at an “eat...
SAFE EUROPEAN HOME
The Dead Kennedys
This piece originally appeared in THE BLAZE.
I was listening to a Classic Punk playlist on Spotify the other day and heard the song “Safe European Home” by The Clash.
I always assumed this song was making fun of uptigh...
Fear and Trembling on Fresh Air with Terry Gross
Terry Gross
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The first step in being on the Fresh Air with Terry Gross radio show wa...
ENCORE
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The band tears through the last chord change and pounds the ending with one sharp: WUNG...
The Future Was Female
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I arrived at Wesleyan University in the fall of 1979. It was a classic small liberal ar...
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Blake Nelson's many novels include GIRL, RECOVERY ROAD and PARANOID PARK (adapted to film by Gus Van Sant). He's also written for The New York Times, Details and Conde Nast Traveler.
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