By the end of this book, James MacLaren is sure of one thing, you must buy it and read it NOW. On the way to that conlusion, however, is a whole minefield of soul searching and human failings. Like the man says, it’s complicated.
Where you heading, man? James MacLaren has nothing but praise for Elijah Wald’s tale of hitchhiking around the country. And of course he has a few things to say about hitchhiking myths and, hell, society in general.
James MacLaren muses on Frank Zappa, in the process writing one of the BEST book reviews I’ve ever read.
It’s the little things that will eventually make you crazy. Stuff you hardly even notice. Better that you didn’t notice, unlike James MacLaren.
Pssst. James Maclaren has got the goods on God. And he’s ready to blab that dirty little secret.
Welcome to James MacLaren’s Inconvenience Store, a place where the host is as good as the coffee — bitter, scalding and guaranteed to wake your ass up. We are given a brief tour of the amenities by Columns Editor Matthew Moyer. No shirt, no shoes, and definitely no service.
Fucking shit! Incredible CD. Get it. GET IT NOW!
Print Review by James MacLaren
Print Review by James MacLaren
Going North (Side One Dummy). Review by James MacLaren
Miniature Portraits (Sub Pop). Review by James MacLaren
Pedals (Minty Fresh). Review by James MacLaren
Print Review by James MacLaren
In The Mud (Bloodshot). Review by James MacLaren
dlry (Dirigible). Review by James MacLaren
Print Review by James MacLaren
Gear Review by James MacLaren
Time To Burn (Cello). Review by James MacLaren
Print Review by James MacLaren
The Who’s legendary bassist comes to life in The Ox.
Performance Art for the quarantined.
When I Was a Writer (Pravda). Review by Bob Pomeroy.
