Execution, Texas: 1987

Press from 2000 tour of Australia for Execution, Texas: 1987 with Jennifer Natalya Fink.

New Flickr album

Soundtrack: https://archive.org/details/ExecutionTexas19872017RetrospectiveSoundtrack

Trailer for public domain rerelease of XTX - Groovy Italo disco goodness in suburban Dallas nightmares

Moved the blog for my novel to this URL, formerly Payphone Graveyard. Having it as a companion blog to my academic account wasn’t allowing me to separate followers and followings. 

Playlist for the book. Enjoy.

Early notes on content for XTX. Probably from early 1990s. Names redacted, but you can see several stories that didn't make it into the book.

The book was published in 1997, but I began writing scenes for it at least in 1987. Here’s a very early draft.

Outline for the original, non-linear structure of the book. Folks thought it was too confusing. If Pulp Fiction had come out by then I might have gotten away with it. 

An archive of the publisher’s website for the book when it came out.

One of many many MANY Marc Almond songs in the book.

Southpaw Grammar podcast reviewed XTX. You can listen here. http://www.cpod.org.au/download.php?id=2733

There’s a brief mention of Sun Country Coolers in the book, but I didn’t know at the time frikkin’ Ringo Starr used to shill for them, or else I would’ve put that shit in the book

My father and maternal grandfather in real life. Both described in the book.

Brief review from the Advocate. I’m not tiresome!

Review from the awesome queer zine Holy Titclamps!