Red Room Where the Writers Are

Dear Readers,

This might seem like a superficial post, and perhaps it is, but I am curious about something.  Who is the most "famous" writer you've seen read in person?

So, let’s say you’ve got an actual audience for your reading. Fantastic!

Now what?

 “Then there were times when you had to write. Not conscience. Just peristaltic action.

I have now edited the Kindle version of War on the Margins, oh, three or four times; I've lost count!

There are few more hallowed watering holes in San Francisco these days than the 540 Club on Clement at 7th.

My self-generated launch party for MOST OUTRAGEOUS: THE TRIALS AND TRESPASSES OF DWAINE TINSLEY AND CHESTER THE MOLESTER was a social and artistic smash – and if the radiologist-who-shall-be-name

Yesterday afternoon I felt so down. It didn’t start out that way.

     Geiger Books opened mid-Reagan -- big, airy -- next to a designer shoes.  Geiger was short, dumpy, used to teach boys' school French.  He brought authors in, two or three a week.  I bou