Joe seems to be a nice guy. He certainly has a sense of himself and his East Coast origins are obvious after two minutes of easy conversation.
David Feinberg is one of my favorite authors. He gave voice to the fun of being gay in the 80s, and to the abject horrors of what it was to have AIDS in early 90s. I cried for days after I read of his death—I felt as if I'd known him.
Listening to the audio file is to remember how good a writer he was. He often commented about how he liked some contemporary authors and not others. We had similar tastes: we both highly respected Ethan Mordden for his wonderful prose. It's nice that you have constructed this shrine.
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Date: 2004-01-05 08:45 am (UTC)David Feinberg is one of my favorite authors. He gave voice to the fun of being gay in the 80s, and to the abject horrors of what it was to have AIDS in early 90s. I cried for days after I read of his death—I felt as if I'd known him.
Listening to the audio file is to remember how good a writer he was. He often commented about how he liked some contemporary authors and not others. We had similar tastes: we both highly respected Ethan Mordden for his wonderful prose. It's nice that you have constructed this shrine.