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About midnightpassenger
Location: Worcester, Massachusetts: Birthplace of Elizabeth Bishop & Stanley Kunitz. Home of the American Sanitary Plumbing Museum (aka Toilet Museum)
Home Region:
United States :: Massachusetts :: Worcester
Age:25
Website: Huh?
Favorite novels: The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana. Gravity's Rainbow. The Stranger. Tin Drum. Choke. Cat's Cradle. Underworld. Invitation to a Beheading. Pale Fire. Lullaby. Lot 49. V. Breakfast of Champions. Passage to India. Heart of Darkness. Life of Pi. Fight Club. So Far From God. 1984. Gulliver's Travels. Moby Dick. SlaughterhouseFive. The Plague. The Fall. Lolita. And I can't forget the Philosophical Musings of the Great Hung Lo.
Favorite writers: Thomas Pynchon. Umberto Eco. Vladimir Nabokov. Albert Camus. Joseph Conrad. Gunter Grass. Kurt Vonnegut. Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Chuck Palahniuk.
Favorite music: It's a strange dichotomy. My novel writing music exists as polar opposites...Great wordsmiths: Sage Francis. Buck 65. Bernard Dolan. Bad Religion. The Weakerthans (John K. Samson). Post-rock with no words: Godspeed! You Black Emperor. Explosions in the Sky. Do Make Say Think. Silver Mount Zion. Mono. Pelican.
Non-noveling interests: Music. Upright bass. Tattoos. Movies. Mythbusters. The Simpsons.
Joined date: November 1, 2007
NaNoWriMo posts: 3
NaNoWriMo buddies: 0
Stultify
an excerpt
Hooray for me! I am an official winner in my first attempt at taking the nanowrimo challenge! I owe it all to my wife, Ashley, for putting up with me; Red Rose tea; Vault by the Coca-Cola Corporation; Hanes brand boxer briefs, which are, in my humble opinion, easily the most comfortable men's underwear for noveling; Sage Francis, Buck 65, Bad Religion, The Weakerthans, Bloc Party, Godspeed! You Black Emperor, Silver Mt. Zion, Explosions in the Sky and all the others who helped block out distracting telephone calls, barking dogs, and the sound of myself biting my fingernails; and last but not least, my local newspaper, the Worcester Telegram & Gazette, for making aware of nanowrimo in the first place with an article on November 1st, 2007.
Have you ever wondered what you would get if you took a handful of comic books, your high school physics text, the drama club president, the soul of a melodramatic poet with a lousy grasp of rhyme and meter, the Village People, teen pregnancy, the supernatural, gnarly family trees, the biggest little city in the world, Mormons, monkeys, pirates, homemade explosives, bible verse, a cairn terrier named Taffy, famous dead people, highly offensive punk rock music, and a town that doesn't exist and tossed it all in a blender?
I'll tell you...you get my novel - Stultify!


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