The Homecoming of The Wolf
From September issue of Vegas7 After near-extermination – the gray wolf has experienced a Western revival. This is the story of the first one to return to California—and the forces ranged against it.
Contemplating Cassady
Originally published in Huck Magazine The Peculiar Appeal of the Rebel Muse ’I know you rider, gonna miss me when I’m gone.’ – traditional blues song, covered by the Grateful Dead. WOE BE TO YE who follow the way of the Holy Goof, for your reward, well, it isn’t likely to be earthly – […]
Straight Man in West Hollywood
Originally published in the LA Weekly THE WHOLE THING HAPPENED SO FAST, fueled as it was by the kind of mania that comes with being near the end of some kind of run that could only end in disaster, or a song. Before I knew what it was I was doing, I had everything I […]
The Loneliest Road In America
Originally published in the LA Weekly ROUTE 50 IS A CAPRICIOUS, two-lane highway running through the middle of Nevada and westernUtah like a sclerotic artery. It has the audacity to call itself The Loneliest Road in America. Nevada, at least, has a sense of humor about Route 50 (does Utah have a sense of […]