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New Song: Paul Giamatti (Is Everywhere Tonight)
Just a quick note to say that I have a new song called “Paul Giamatti (Is Everywhere Tonight).” I wrote it a few months back when, for no apparent reason, the thought occurred to me that it would be funny if Paul Giamatti had played George Costanza on Seinfeld instead of Jason Alexander. That idea didn’t make it into the final version (it was in one of the verses that I cut), but the thought of…
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Freedom to Experiment: Brian Lambert Interviews Marc Schuster
Quick note: This week’s post is by Brian Lambert! To say that Marc Schuster is multitalented would be quite the understatement. I first met him online when he started reviewing tunes from my 52-week song challenge and then interviewed on this blog. What came out of it was friendship and a collaboration in music production blossoming into a full-fledged band, The Star Crumbles. I thought for a…
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"All the Hairy Boys" lyric video
In case you want to sing along…
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Disambiguation Or es he?
Becoming an active and informed member of your community involves a major commitment of time and effort, but it will allow you to develop both a voice and a niche within that community. In this way, you can establish a reputation that will help you gain the attention of publishers.
Marc Schuster, The Writer Magazine, Oct. '12
Announcing the Guest Editor for Vol. 2, No. 1
We've selected Marc Schuster as Guest Editor for Vol. 2, No. 1 of The Conium Review, due out in early 2013. Marc is the author of two novels: The Grievers (The Permanent Press, 2012) and The Singular Exploits of Wonder Mom and Party Girl (The Permanent Press, 2011). And Marc teaches writing and literature courses at Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania.
You can submit to our next issue here: http://www.coniumreview.com/general-poetryfiction.html
And you can learn more about our new Guest Editor at his website.
Real chemistry. Not the lame-ass puppy-dog glances that passed for a relationship between Roger and Claire. That wasn't love. That wasn't commitment. That was infatuation at best, and I gave the marriage three years--tops--because if you want a real marriage, a good marriage, a meaningful marriage, you need to mix it up once in a while.
The Singular Exploits of Wonder Mom & Party Girl by Marc Schuster
