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The swing shift (thanks for the memo, Karin)
-- Approximately 3 AM, soul time --
Theory and Practice of Gnomonism by Glen David Gold
Glen David Gold-centric links
- A 13,000 word interview with Adam McGovern that I'm mighty sure no one other than Adam and I have clicked on
- Sunnyside - newish novel
- Carter Beats the Devil -- Now at 1923 prices
- I have an essay here
- And here
- Oh, and an essay about Jack Kirby in this one
- And a pretty good short story here
- I forgot I'd written this
- A NY Times piece about David Blaine
- I wrote the introduction to this graphic novel
- Gene Colan illustrates a comic book I wrote
- I co-wrote the introduction to this
Office support staff
The day shift
The night shift
The night shift, emeritus
The swing shift (thanks for the memo, Karin)
About Me
- Glen David Gold
- "Tell me, my friend, how is bread made?"
The Proprietor
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6 comments:
Hello Mr. Gold!
We recently saw the NBC article on Carter Beats the devil and we wanted to thank you for including our video in your blog. Carter Beats the Devil is an incredibly enchanting novel and your words are the highest possible praise we could receive! Thank you so much!
Your Fans,
Anjana Rao, Angela Hu, Stacy Joo, Kaushika Soundararajan and Maya Parthasarathy
Anjana -- thanks for that. Your creativity and spirit have made me very happy (and deeply amused -- you're a great group). Figure out a way to email me (not too difficult to find me) and I'll send you guys some cool swag as a thank you.
Hi Mr. Gold!
I thoroughly enjoyed working on our Carter Beats the Devil video! I've been wondering: do you have any upcoming projects we should keep an eye out for?
Once again, thank you for everything!
-Maya Parthasarathy
Hi Mr. Gold,
Thank you again for watching and posting our video on your blog. It means a lot and we appreciate your comments!
-Kaushika Soundararajan
Y'know, I wish I'd thought of Infinite Swaggerer as an occupation, Maya.
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