Vanishing Ink Ep. No. 6
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Episode 6 Show Notes
The Soundtracks of Our Lives
Side A
A Ride on the Mystery Train by Allyson McCabe
Side B
Salad Days, Allyson's interview with Rick Moody
Shake, Rattle, & Turn that Noise Down, Allyson's interview with Mark Alan Stamaty
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Scribblers
Rick Moody is the author of six novels, three collections of stories, a memoir, and a volume of essays, On Celestial Music: And Other Adventures in Listening. With Kid Millions of Oneida, he also recently released the album The Unspeakable Practices on Joyful Noise recordings.
Rick's pick!
Mark Alan Stamaty is a well-known cultural and political cartoonist. Mark’s panoramic centerfolds of Greenwich Village and Times Square first appeared in the Village Voice in the 70’s… and have appeared more recently on the New York City subway. Aside from his work on long-running strips including MacDoodle St., Washingtoon, Doodlennium, Mark has also published several books, including the cult classic Who Needs Donuts? and Shake, Rattle, & Turn that Noise Down, a graphic memoir all about his childhood love of Elvis. Bonus: Allyson's Rumpus interview with Mark.
Mark's recent work on the NYC subway (above) and a still of Joe Strummer as "Elvis" Johnny in Mystery Train (below)
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