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Woodcut print of a Richland H house from the Gospel of Now: If your father wore a radiation suit and risked his life, you lived in one of the military-style homes in the older part of Richland. These houses resembled a base, built by the Army Corps of Engineers to house the workers of the Manhattan Project. They were dull, simple Army designs without garages, each variation named with a different letter: A, B, C, etc. Novel available at Occulis dot net And wherever fine books are sold. #richlandwa #richland #tricities #simonocculis #thegospelofnow #richlandalphabethouse #richlandalphabethouses https://www.instagram.com/p/CnX-jASpq_C/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Gospel of Now Book Trailer

The Gospel of Nowby Simon OcculisAvailable where all fine books are sold:https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-gospel-of-now-brandon-pitts/1141579951?ean=9781...

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occulis.net

“A great punk rock coming-of-age story set in Eastern Washington in the 1980s – then emerging as a satellite to the nascent Seattle music scene hub. Hormonal teenage angst meets radioactive rabbit shit as wayward youth contemplate life, jobs, and the future — and escaping the drudgery of their nuclear-bomb-producing factory town.”

Wez Lundry — Thrasher Magazine

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Part 7 of my interview on CIUT 89.5 fm’s HOWL.

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Part 4 of my interview with Valentino Assenza on CIUT 89.5 fm’s literary radio show HOWL. 

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Part 3 of my interview on CIUT 89.5 fm’s literary radio show HOWL by Valentino Assenza.

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Part 2 of my interview on CIUT 89.5 fm’s literary radio show HOWL.

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Part 1 of my interview on CIUT 89.5 fm’s literary radio show HOWL, by Valentino Assenza.

The poem is recited by Brenda Clews, Jennifer Hosein, and Occulis.

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This is what Thrasher Magazine has to say about my next book:

A great punk rock coming-of-age story set in Eastern Washington in the 1980s – then emerging as a satellite to the nascent Seattle music scene hub. Hormonal teenage angst meets radioactive rabbit shit as wayward youth contemplate life, jobs, and the future — and escaping the drudgery of their nuclear-bomb-producing factory town.

Wez Lundry — Thrasher Magazine

Pr-release copies available here.