One hundred years ago today, a new literary voice was released on the world — one that would come to define a generation. The debut novel sold out its first printing of 3,000 copies in just three days and would go on to sell a total of 41,075 copies
Jorge González
oncealoyallover: By Ward Zwart
We’re very close to wrapping up shooting, three years in the making! Who would have imagined that this project would go on that long. With much still to be done before we can truly call it a wrap, we now have a 90-minute rough cut that we’re extremely excited about.
Next week we head up to Vermont for the last road trip.
Deej and I hosting Professor Kirk Curnutt from Alabama, with Prof Goldleaf from Pace. Walter, also from Pace, took the photograph.
I wrote this for the Paul Newman Charity Safe Water Network. Chris and Tina did an amazing job with the music!
And it was reviewed by this blogger the first day:
I’m appearing next week in New York at Rockwood Music Hall 2, World Cafe in Philly and FTC in Fairfield. I’ll be playing original songs and reading an excerpt from my novel: My Year as a Clown — which incidentally was chosen by Amazon this month to be part of their Kindle Big Deals.
Thursday, November 13 @ 6:30 Rockwood Music Hall 2, New York City
Friday, November 14 @ 8:00 World Cafe Upstairs, Philadelphia
Saturday, November 15 @ 8:00 Stage One, Fairfield Theatre Company, Fairfield, CT
I will also be appearing at the Ridgefield Library on Thursday, November 20 @ 7 to talk about the documentary I’m making with Deej Webb.
Here’s a clip I took with my iPhone while in the studio with legendary drummer Omar Hakim:
Just got this photo from the day of filming at the Fitzgerald home in Westport.
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