TRAVELS TO DISTANT CITIES
Blake Nelsontravel writing
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FILM REVIEW: “Dance First” (Samuel Beckett biopic)
I recently saw a picture on the internet of Nobel Prize winning author Samuel Beckett on vacation in Tunisia. He looks like he’s about 60. He’s walking, wearing shorts. You can see his skinny white legs.
NORTHAMPTON, MA (1981) “In the Studio”
[This piece was inspired by the remastering and re-releasing of the songs of my band October Days, which are now available on Bandcamp. Big thanks to Ron Sutfin and Carl Boland for their efforts on this project.]
NEW YORK CITY (1998) "Bellevue Hospital"
I’m stretching my “Travels to Distant Cities” blog descriptor a bit here, Bellevue Hospital is not a city. But it is a big hospital and big hospitals are similar to cities. They have their hierarchies, their different classes, their gift sh...
SAN FRANCISCO, CA (1985) “Death by Literary Journal”
John S. Hall (ABC NO RIO alum)
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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, Sassy, Details and Conde Nast Traveler. New novel: THE CITY WANTS YOU ALONE.
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