On Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Here’s one I wrote for Wig-Wag. It’s an essay about turning 40 and watching The Wrath of Khan a bunch.
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The Taxidermist’s Catalog
A novel, published by Braddock Avenue Books For music journalist Daniel Morus the notion that things could be going better is a double album-sized understatement. He finds himself on the wrong side of a brief second marriage, professionally irrelevant, and facing the last act of his life with few friends and little prospect for fulfillment—never mind happiness. His one remaining pleasure is the folk music he’s spent the better part of his career listening to and writing about, especially the […]
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Pack of Wolves/Swarm of Bees
You can read my very, very disturbing story called “Pack of Wolves/Swarm of Bees,” here. September, 2019. *content warning: lots of horrifying sex stuff (all consensual), and bucket loads of vomit*
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On Who’s Next by The Who
On Who’s Next by The Who, published on TheRS500.com
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On Stevie Wonder’s Innervisions
On Stevie Wonder’s Innervisions, at theRS500.com
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On David Bowie’s The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars
On David Bowie’s The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars, at theRS500.com
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On Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon
On Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, at theRS500.com
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Black Magic Death Sphere: (science) fictions
A story collection, published by Urban Farmhouse Press. In Black Magic Death Sphere: (science) fictions a young man cites his obsession with the creation of alternate universes as a rationalization for not answering his girlfriend’s marriage proposal; James Franco travels to the edge of the universe where he meets a slightly different version of himself with whom he lives out the rest of his life; a man, snowed in at his hotel, meets a future version of himself who has questionable intentions; […]
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On Pink Floyd’s The Wall
Something between an essay and a story about Pink Floyd’s The Wall as published at theRS500.com.
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James Brubaker 