DUVAY KNOCKS RECOMMENDS
This joint is crooked n criminal wit how it breaks the law bout WUT a book shood be. And I love dat shit.
HIDING PLACES: An Interview With Ross McMeekin
When I think of setting, I like using the word figment, because it’s defined as something that a person believes to be real, but only exists in their imagination.
LA DAYS, LA NIGHTS: An Interview With Mallory Smart
At night, when the palm trees begin to cast shadows and the city begins to reflect the vast disparities between affluence and adversity, Stevie’s sleepless mind can no longer dream, literally and figuratively.
X-R-A-Y Specs: THE PLUMBER (1979)
I don’t think Max’s colonization of the bathroom is an accident. It’s a place where we feel vulnerable, and many times we attach a lock to the door to prevent others from walking in unannounced.
Transmissions: Wake Island
What are your plans for the future? Death.
OUT FROM UNDER THE BRIDGE: ON DAVE FITZGERALD by K Hank Jost
To refer back to Jeanette’s advice again for a second, it’s not just that no one will care if you don’t do it. In a lot of cases, it’s that no one will even know if you don’t do it. For me, ‘doing the thing’ has changed my life.
Transmissions: The Book Chemist
What I never do is read a book with the specific intent to review it (e.g., because I think it will be popular on the channel). It would take all the fun out of reading!
POSSESSION IN THE GAME: An Interview with Thomas Kendall
There is this un-healable division between the physical and the mental within capitalist ‘culture.’ I do feel that we are losing the world and that begins with an alienation from the body.
X-R-A-Y SPECS: A Strip of Uncut Wild Flowers (1980)
The idea of chasing people into submission, trying to tame them as they run for their lives. Both the futility and cruelty of it.
TRANSMISSIONS: Not Worth Living
RG: What do you dislike about podcasts? IR: Hosts.