Folks, Ive been getting some astonishing feedback on the 18-year-long labor of blood and guts that I call THE ASSASSINATION OF GABRIEL CHAMPION. Nearly twenty years ago, I was properly slapped and mesmerized by a quote of Virginia Woolf’s: “Who can pen when he is bored? The minds of leisure only can be trite.” What I had no notion of, at the time, was how pivotal that idea would end up being in the writing of this book. I’ve spent the greater part of my life being an artist, and constantly asking the questions: What do we do it for? And to what lengths are we willing to go to fuel our art? This kernel became the very seed of my story, a modernist tale set in Los Angeles and Paris at the end of the last century. If youre a reader of books, I invite you to check it out. Its a rough tale, a harsh tale, that asks difficult questions about forgiveness and purpose. AND it has a snazzy book trailer too!
Posted on: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 06:07:07 +0000
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