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  <id type="integer">1709183</id>
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    <![CDATA[Alarm]]>
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    <![CDATA[<em>ALARM</em> is set for release on June 1, 2007, by Stovepiper Books Media. The 212-page novel includes two full-length CDs: one studio, the other live performances (36 total tracks featuring Mike Daily's spoken words performed with his band, O'GRADY, in Portland, Oregon). <br/><br/><em>ALARM</em> carries on the humorously visual narratives of fictional character Mick O'Grady, introduced in Daily's first novel, <em>Valley</em> (Bend Press, 1998). Of that novel, <em>RAY GUN MAGAZINE</em> wrote, &quot;Mike Daily packs so many stylish smash cuts into <em>Valley</em>, MTV dulls by comparison.&quot;<br/><br/> <em>ALARM</em> finds O'Grady &quot;settling into unsettlement&quot;  in the weeks after the hit on the World Trade Center: he's jobless, watching the news, shaky in his relationship, cautious with friends, curious with strangers, daydreaming. He's lost. But as the story progresses, Mick's movement becomes more purposeful. He needs to eat. He needs to sell some of his used CDs. He gets a job. He gets <em>two</em> jobs. What is the meaning of this?<br/><br/> <em>ALARM</em> is a stripped-down novel (and accompanying audio artifact) of confusion, alienation, and rediscovery of hope in the post-9/11 era that reads like a love letter to a friend and a promise to the future.]]>
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  </authors>  <published>2007</published>
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    <![CDATA[Valley]]>
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    <![CDATA[Novel. &quot;...the book jumps from genre to genre, turning the author, Mike Daily, into a young Frankenstein, concocting his own literary monster [by using] a pastiche of journal entries, newspaper clippings, poetry and screenplay scenes...&quot;--Warp Magazine. Daily's novel begins with a list of the zero other books he has written and ends with several blank pages for &quot;notes,&quot; and, at points between, touches on topics ranging from Dostoevsky to the absence of the letter &quot;Q&quot; on most soda machines. The book is tentatively set in the post-apocalyptic/ present-day moonscape of the San Fernando Valley, sports chapter-titles such as &quot;long-distance methamphetamine lamentations&quot; and &quot;the bathroom god,&quot; and features hand-written marginalia, a burnt page &quot;specially singed [sic] by the poet,&quot; and a pervasive sense of aesthetic indeterminacy interrupted regularly by bouts of hilarity: &quot;Freya was making dinner and I was leafing through Gunshot and Stab Wounds, a brochure I must have picked up at the hospital, when someone knocked at the door.&quot; Daily lives in the San Fernando Valley, where he edits international BMX magazines.]]>
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  </authors>  <published>1998</published>
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    <![CDATA[Gagaku Meat: The Steve Richmond Story]]>
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    <![CDATA[Gagaku Meat is a 19,000-word journalism piece written about poet Steve Richmond. This small press publication features rare photos, book covers, letter excerpts, ephemera and more (special thanks to poet and Impetus Editor Cheryl A Townsend, and to Mr. Leedy for printing this special edition). Santa Monica abstract artist and close friend of Richmond, David Garcia, was interviewed for the article, as well as 25 poets, writers and publishers including Gerald Locklin, FrancEyE (Frances Smith, mother of Charles Bukowski's daughter, Marina), Al Berlinski, John Martin, A.D. Winans, Kurt Nimmo, Linda King, Nila NorthSun, Richard Peabody, Mat Gleason, Ron Androla, S.A. Griffin, Alan Kaufman, Jeffrey Weinberg, Don Wentworth, Ed Smith, Alan Catlin, Billy Childish, Pat deTurk, Ben Pleasants. Three poets contributed exclusive sidebar poems about Richmond: Jim Chandler, Todd Moore and Neeli Cherkovski (Cherkovski's is titled, &quot;You Were Angry&quot;).<br/><br/>Order from <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.myspace.com/mrvicedhonest">http://www.myspace.com/mrvicedhonest</a> or <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.mickogrady.blogspot.com">http://www.mickogrady.blogspot.com</a>]]>
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  </authors>  <published>2009</published>
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    <![CDATA[Stovepiper Book One]]>
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    <![CDATA[DARKNESS. THE SMOKE IS LIKE INK. Scotch and water in hand, Henry Chinaski sits alone at the end of the bar. Steve Richmond enters and joins three demons sitting at a rectangular table. They applaud him, the Santa Monica Artaud! He ignores them. &quot;Where in the hell is the jazz?&quot; Hugh Brown Shu says to everyone in particular. He's been up for days. Dostoevsky sinks the eight ball as Joseph Solman sketches the scene in an old paperback. Joking about his penniless days in Paris, Irving Stettner renders a portrait of a pretty girl. She is laughing, smoking a cigarette. Happy Hour, what! The place is packed... Your drink arrives. STOVEPiPER. It tastes like ink, smoke, darkness.]]>
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  </authors>  <published>1994</published>
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