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The title? True story. Mostly.
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| Yes, this is her tattoo! I found this at Billy Idol's site. Hawt as a Borderland Texas BBQ grill in the grid of summer where the wasps the size of f*cking birds come out to bite then sting you. Sizzle, sizzle little lady let that rebel roar. (I wrote that for you, Mel) |
<------ Melanie Browne, editor of The Literary Burlesque, who I had the distinct pleasure of laughing with, lemming-tossing with, pole-dancing with, rebel-yelling with, chatting with, ahem, officially interviewing for Pulp Metal Magazine. She is nothing but abstract awesome and everything I had hoped Texas to be. Thank you, Mel, for making the lone star state, well, not so lonesome and for giving the world such lovely visions through your eyes.
Also.... ARRRR!!!!! PMM spanks
A big Thank You, as always, to Jason Michel.
ps. I'm terribly behind on reading stories and responding to emials I'll catch up soon (I hope!)
ps. I'm terribly behind on reading stories and responding to emials I'll catch up soon (I hope!)
11 comments:
... you had me at POLE DANCE with gypsies, Jodi ... ;) Going to head over...
Hee.. you're in for a wiley treat, Ant.
I was just over there and left a comment, Jodi.
A fine interview.
Thanks for reading and commenting, David. I can always count on your support! I really appreciate that, mister DC!
WWB keeps getting racier. I'm sure I miss most of the music references.
Great interview. I might have even learned something.
-Sean
Loved the interview. Full of irreverence and totally devoid of sycophancy. Just the way I like them.
Many thanks.
Greetings from London.
Venus~ Other than the ice metal dragon riffs, there really aren't any references. I hope I'm not weighting it down to much in pirate talk speech. As far as the interview goes- Mel really has her own brilliant style and unique views when it comes to literature and style. I think it shows well. Thanks for reading!
ACIL ~ Thank you! Haha. ;-) Yes. Very cheeky and we had fun. PMM is the only zine in the world that would let us get away with that kind of fun with literature. Obviously, we take need to take the art seriously, but that doesn't mean we can't play and show personality and the heart of the writer (which I hope we did with Mel). ;-)
Darn it! All I can think of now is pole dancing with Gypsies! I always wanted to be a Gypsy. I love Gypsy music. I like to dance like I think Gypsies dance. I fantasize about a dark-eyed, black-haired, muscular gypsy man when I...um...well, you know. Good night!
Haha. Uh huh, Madame ! ;-)
I know I'm late to the party but that was a really good interview -- Jodi. I love it when they're fun and funny -- not the usual serious "about the industry" questions.
And I never knew Billy had a dreadlock phase either...
Thanks for featuring another Texan -- always interested to meet more of them ;-)
Nicole! I knew I was forgetting somebody. I was thinking you lived in the Georgia-ish regions. I'm not sure why. I've added you to my reasons to keep Texas on the map lists. ;-) Thank you for reading. And yes, woo... glad I missed that dreadlock phrase. It so neat to meet all of you Texans. You are much more what I imagined than most of the people I've met so far. Weirdness.
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