Monthly Archives: June 2009

Hair Today Goon Tomorrow

Posted on June 12, 2009 by ubu507

Fox Chapel High 1987 Isn’t it funny how the thing that is most fashionable at the time can seem the most ridiculous a few years later? Although I prefer style (it’s cheaper), I have nothing against fashion because it’s the … Continue reading →

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From The Great Lakes Literocity Arts Center Collection of the Americas

Posted on June 10, 2009 by ubu507

INNOCENT… BUT DEADLY! Tia, wild as a summer storm, drove men – and women – into a frenzied plunge into erotic sensuality! For Lisa, older but not wiser, Tia awoke the ecstasy of unnatural love. For Frank, she was the … Continue reading →

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Novelization and Its Discontents

Posted on June 9, 2009 by ubu507

I’ve just completed a fairly odd and apparently purposeless project (my favorite kind!), inspired, as per usual, by books that caught my eye. I kind of collect novelizations of obscure movies for the store, and two of them intrigued me … Continue reading →

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(Then We Will Remember) Graduation Day

Posted on June 6, 2009 by ubu507

Well, my daughter has graduated from high school, which is why I missed my blog yesterday. Hopefully most of you have survived the crushing disappointment. I’m still recovering from the graduation party (not the partying, but the setting up and … Continue reading →

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UBULOGO

Posted on June 3, 2009 by ubu507
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From The Author of Shaft

Posted on June 2, 2009 by ubu507

Phyllis Greenfield was sweet sixteen – and never been stoned. Life was passing her by. So she ran away from her comfortable home in Cleveland, Ohio, and went to Haight-Ashbury to make the Underground Scene. There she met Furman, a … Continue reading →

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Event

Posted on June 1, 2009 by ubu507

Hey, it’s nice to get some media attention for what we do. Maybe the virtual journalists will prove more sympathetic than those newsprinters…   http://annarborchronicle.com/2009/05/31/mystery-writers-visit-ann-arbor/

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