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Dear Satan

by TONY DUSHANE
SAN FRANCISCO
28 January 2010

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My prayer was answered. I found a Hustler magazine.

I often prayed to Satan for a Playboy to appear under my mattress. When the urge was strong and the need to see a naked woman was important for a decent pubescent session of masturbation, I would ask the Devil himself to make pornography magically appear to me in the darkness of night while my parents were asleep. I would wait ten minutes then check under the mattress for the magazine because I figured Satan might have a time delay since he had a lot on his plate. He had to give lyrics to Ozzy Osbourne or Slayer and take trips to Russia to make sure everyone stayed atheist.

Then I would pray to Jehovah for forgiveness; for praying to Satan. My family was Jehovah’s Witnesses. Praying to Satan could set it up so God would murder me at Armageddon with everyone else who wasn’t a Jehovah’s Witness. My heart stirred at the thought that I was fourteen years old and already Satan had started chipping away at my faith in God and the bible. He was mad that I was a Jehovah’s Witness and that I was in the true religion.

I would preach on Saturday mornings with my father, from door to door, knocking, ringing doorbells, hoping that Jennifer from Social Studies class wouldn’t answer the door and see me in a dorky suit and tie while holding a bible and a Watchtower. I didn’t pray to Satan while I preached because Satan didn’t want me to preach, he wanted me not to be a Jehovah’s Witness.

Lorie from English class had stunning blonde hair and a slightly turned up nose. We talked to each other in 4th and 5th grade, but by high school I was a misfit bible thumper. It wasn’t cool to hang out with the Jehovah Walker who had the latest issues of the Watchtower and Awake! in his hands after waking you up ringing your doorbell on Saturday mornings.

The Watchtower said that masturbating led to homosexuality. The Watchtower said that only deranged people masturbated. And many priests and nuns in the Catholic Church were chronic masturbators.

After I masturbated I always prayed to Jehovah to help me never think those disgusting thoughts again. I would look down at my offending penis and wish I could cut it off.

There’s a scripture in the bible that says if your right hand is making you stumble, it’s better to cut it off and live forever in paradise than to keep it and be doomed to Gehenna. My right hand was working overtime, stroking its way to set me up for destruction at Armageddon. With Satan and with his demons and with anyone on Earth who wasn’t a Jehovah’s Witness.

Then, alone at night, with an erection and the flash nipple from a documentary I watched on PBS about early detection of breast cancer, I would pray again to Satan for a Playboy to appear under my bed.

Prayers to Satan were different than prayers to Jehovah. Jehovah can listen to you pray silently. I wasn’t sure if Satan could hear my silent thoughts, so I would mouth my prayers to him without saying them out loud.

“Dear Satan. Please put a Playboy under my bed,” I prayed and waited.

Not sure prayers to Satan should end in Amen, I said it just in case.

Amen.

I felt under my bed. Nothing.

Then I would dare say it out loud hoping my slumbering mother and father wouldn’t hear my whispers, “Playboy. Under. Bed.” In my out loud prayers I talked to Satan like a caveman.

One day, even though it was a bit disconcerting, Satan answered my prayer and I throbbed in my pants.

I had Hustler magazine on my lap. There was Sonya on a swing wearing only a sweater, her full bush peeking out from between her legs. In another photo she spread open the hair and showed her vagina. I had no idea that much stuff going on in between a woman’s legs. Underneath the triangle of hair.

I stroked myself over my pants and dropped the magazine and cried.

I found them while looking through dad’s desk. He had all of his study books for the Jehovah’s Witness meetings and his bible and more. He was a congregation elder, so he had confidential papers too, stuff written down about who was committing and confessing sins in the congregation, letters from the Watchtower Society on how to be a better elder and how to avoid lawsuits from Jehovah’s Witnesses who were excommunicated.

At the bottom of his elder drawer sat my prayers to Satan answered. What I had been waiting for, aching for, over the last six months.

Satan answered my prayer by making a drunk driver ram his truck into dad’s Honda. There was no chance for dad. He died instantly the doctor said.

The bible says that the wages sin pays is death, so if you die, you’ve paid your debt to God and he would resurrect you in paradise and ask you if you wanted to serve him.

Check the “Yes” box and you’ll stick around with all the other Jehovah’s Witnesses who survived Armageddon.

Check the “No” box and you’re back into non-existence.

It had been a month since dad died. Mom kept everything exactly the same. The Jehovah’s Witnesses in the congregation brought over meals and visited often to comfort us for our loss. They also gave us hope that dad would definitely be resurrected in paradise after Armageddon. The same Armageddon would occur at any moment, killing everyone who wasn’t a Jehovah’s Witness.

When I started looking through dad’s desk drawers I really just wanted to read some gossip about the sinners in the congregation. I didn’t think I would strike the mother lode of female nudity. In those days even seeing the instructions on a Kotex box on how to insert a tampon gave me an erection.

I flipped through the Hustler. It showed a guy and a girl and he had his penis deep inside her. He was behind her and her butt was slightly raised and her eyes were closed in ecstasy.

On the opposite page she had her mouth around the guy’s penis and looked directly at me.

I pictured her warm mouth on my penis, and I stroked. I stroked and stroked and finally came in my pants, soaking my underwear.

I wondered if mom knew about dad’s porn stash. I wondered if Jehovah wouldn’t resurrect him because of what I found.

Even though I felt sad, it was kind of cool that dad died. People treated us different. They were sympathetic. Concerned. Congregation elders told me that they would make sure I had a father figure and they would take me preaching. Door to door.

I didn’t want to preach anymore. I hadn’t preached for a month and it felt good. I used to have to preach every week with dad on Saturday mornings.

My penis retracted a bit and I felt the warm puddle of juice in my underwear.

Mom came home with her friend Janet from the congregation and I grabbed one of dad’s old socks and stuffed it into my underwear to soak up my warm and sticky liquid sin. I put dad’s Hustler back where it was. I had the urge to throw it in the garbage, to get rid of it forever and I made a promise to Jehovah in a prayer that I would never pray to Satan, masturbate or look at those magazines again.

The kids at school treated me better after they heard my dad died. I had a clear mental picture of what Lorie’s breasts looked like with her pink nipples. I had a good idea that Jennifer had a black triangle of hair between her legs since the hair on her head was dark brown.

A few months passed and I brought the Hustler to school and showed some of the guys in the locker-room after PE. They were impressed. I ate lunch with them every day after that. Lorie said ‘hi’ to me in Social Studies. Other girls said ‘hi’ to me.

I was no longer the bible thumper who rang their doorbells every Saturday morning. I was no longer a Jehovah Walker.

I prayed to Satan that I could be alone with Lorie and that she would take off her clothes for me. A couple of days went by and it didn’t happen, so I said the prayer out loud.

“Laurie, naked, breasts.”

“Who are you talking to?” Mom asked through my closed door.

“I’m praying,” I said.

She came in and held me in her arms, “Jehovah will resurrect dad. We just have to wait for Armageddon to come.”

I immediately said a silent prayer to Jehovah to see if he could put off Armageddon. Then there might be time for Satan to answer my prayer to see Lorie naked.

When mom left the room I said the prayer out loud.

“No Armageddon. Lorie. Naked. Breasts.

“Amen?”

Note: My father wasn't killed in a car crash and Satan never answered my prayers, that was a bit of creative license, okay, and I stayed a Jehovah's Witness even after high school. This was totally James Freyed....but I did pray to Satan for the chance to see a naked woman and he didn't answer my prayers, so I prayed to Jehovah to forgive me for praying to Satan. Sear's catalogs had excellent lingerie sections and I was sure God was going to kill me for indulging in the pleasure of women's undergarments. The dread of pubescent cravings and knowing God would murder me at Armageddon was the starting point of my novel, available at bookstores and online retailers near you.

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Tony DuShane

Tony DuShane lives in San Francisco's Mission District. He reads books made out of paper and tends to like the longer ones currently referred to as novels.

His novel, Confessions of a Teenage Jesus Jerk, was released this month on Soft Skull Press. Check out www.tonydushane.com for details.

He's also a radio show host (www.drinkswithtony.com) and writes and blogs for magazines and newspapers including the San Francisco Chronicle, SFGate.com, Mother Jones and The Believer.

He reads at Grow The F*ck Up, a benefit for LitQuake at Hemlock Tavern in San Francisco on March 31st.

He uses Oregon's Wildman Moustache Wax. From droop to handlebar in ten seconds.

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51 Comments»

Comment by josie
2010-01-28 00:57:18

Tony!?! You can’t say your dad died in the story, get me all sentimental and then throw in a footnote to clear it up like that! You deserve a swift kick in the shins for that one.

I wouldn’t hold your breath on the whole getting in to heaven if you’re a JW. Mathematically speaking, you’ve got a better chance winning the lottery than making the 144k cut.

You know, just for future prayer consideration, if you’re a believer in God and Satan, it was God who created sex, and all the equipment to do it with. I think you were just dialing the wrong number. Just think of all the great porn star sex you might have missed out on because you were asking the wrong power… !

Good piece.
I’m still kicking you in the shins later tho’.

Comment by Erika Rae
2010-01-28 01:28:50

What? Your dad didn’t die??? Move over, Josie. My turn.

Funny stuff about praying to Satan in caveman, though. Also, I had forgotten about the Watchtower claim that masturbation made people into homosexuals!!! Man oh man.

I’ve never ever heard that interpretation of the “wages of sin is death” verse, though. I was raised fundamentalist evangelical. For us, it meant: you sin, you die (go to hell), which is why we needed Jesus to save us. For you guys, it seems to have meant: your own death pays for sin, then Jehovah asks you if you really wanted it to? Do I have that right?

Comment by Richard Cox
2010-01-28 02:13:13

In Catholicism, before I stopped going, there were mortal and venial and grave sins, all of which meant different types of confession and punishment to remove them from your record. I think the priest could erase them if you repeated the “Hail Mary” and the “Our Father” a bunch of times, maybe a few “Glory Be’s.” And then there was a rule about how, if your sins were bad enough, or if you forgot to confess them before you died, you’d get stuck in Purgatory for some indeterminate period of time that I suppose was related to the severity and number of your sins. I always wondered what Purgatory was like. If Heaven is eternal bliss among the clouds, and hell is eternal fire and damnation, I’m guessing Purgatory would be like living in your cubicle at work. Which is pretty much what I’m doing now.

Shit! Am I dead already?

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Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 03:28:01

Purgatory sounds like a goth dance club. We’ll all smoke cloves and drink vodka while dancing to The Cure.

 
Comment by Gina Frangello
2010-01-29 21:07:50

Wow, yeah, I’ve been to that party many times. Guess I’ve done my time in Purgatory already . . .

Great post, Tony! You have out-Freyed Frey with this one. Fucking awesome!

 
 
Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 02:24:54

Well, it’s been a while and the JWs love to change their ideas on a whim to keep the masses huddled by their spiritual fire, just waiting for another idea [strike that] …sign from God…

As far as they’re concerned, almost everyone who dies will be resurrected. Then Jehovah’s Witnesses will start bible studies with them after God killed 99.9% of humanity at Armageddon. When they find out ‘the truth’, then they will be asked to become a Jehovah’s Witness, or go back to eternal nothingness.

Then there’s speculation of, will someone like Hilter be resurrected? And they say, no way, one day…and the next, Hitler will be given a second chance.

The side plot of the dying dad, I really wanted my dad dead when I was a teenager. I wished him dead constantly because of the burden I had of being an elder’s son. It was my fantasy.

I’m very lucky my dad lived, had a nervous breakdown, spent time in a hospital and is still alive today.

I read this piece at Literary Death Match and my cousin showed up. It was funny b/c he kept telling her that he didn’t have Hustler magazine in his desk. My poor parents. They’re such good sports in this world of literary I’ve joined.

I thought there was enough truth to this piece to make it memoir….thus why I Freyed it.

oops, phone call, completely lost my thought……easily done in the wake of deadlines and book promo.

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Comment by Erika Rae
2010-01-28 10:45:08

Question: Why no windows on a JW church? Someone pointed this out to me once and it seems true. Is it?

 
Comment by Anon
2010-01-28 10:57:48

I was raised Roman Catholic and have no JW experience but, based on the second pic above, I’d assume it has something to do with secondary missile avoidance. Glass makes for some wicked fragmentation, especially when super-heated by VGDAMs (Vengeful God Direct Attack Munitions)….

 
Comment by Erika Rae
2010-01-28 12:07:00

I sort of always thought it was so that outsiders couldn’t witness the potluck supper blood orgies happening within.

 
Comment by Anon
2010-01-28 12:14:20

Mmmm-mm! Food, sex and blood? Sign me up! Of course, my efficient brain is now trying to condense that into a naughty misuse of “blood sausage”. Ick.

 
Comment by Erika Rae
2010-01-28 12:51:38

More likely blood jello. I mean…I’ve attended a church potluck or two in my life.

 
Comment by Anon
2010-01-28 12:59:11

Blood jello. I’m getting ideas for my kids’ next Halloween party….

 
Comment by Richard Cox
2010-01-28 13:13:30

I have a recipe for something called Cherry Coke salad, where you make cherry Jell-O with Coke instead of water. And add, among other things, bing cherries. It tasted pretty great and is meant to be a winter holiday treat, but now that I think about it, the Jell-O and bing cherries looked pretty much like someone’s insides pressed into a 13 x 9 dish. I’m happy to share the recipe if you’re interested. Ha.

 
Comment by Anon
2010-01-28 15:11:28

Ha! I’ll take it! If it doesn’t look like innards on its own, I’ll apply some creative license.

 
Comment by Erika Rae
2010-01-28 20:22:25

VGDAMS is making me laugh.

Anon - try spaghetti noodles in Richard’s coke jello for Halloween. If that doesn’t get the effect you’re looking for try some nice, fat earthworms. Kids love that stuff.

ooo - gummi earthworms…sprinkle some crushed Oreos on top to look like dirt…

 
Comment by Anon
2010-01-28 21:09:18

Awesome, just awesome. I need to dig up another one a coworker once gave me - kitty litter cake. There was some sort of crumble topping to look like, well, kitty litter but then you liberally sprinkle Tootise Rolls on top. Wonderfully awful!

Glad to have provided a chuckle. Next time you’re pissed, just think “Sigh. VGDAM it!”

 
Comment by Richard Cox
2010-01-28 21:17:57

Would you like to see one? I make this every year for my Super Bowl party.

 
Comment by Richard Cox
2010-01-28 21:18:42

I was afraid the img src tag wouldn’t work. Go here to see it.

 
Comment by Richard Cox
2010-01-28 21:35:07

Better angle of the cake itself, sans accoutrement. Just ignore the J-Hole making the face.

It’s the most fun you can have with your partygoers and dessert. Put a newspaper under the litter box for added effect.

Go to my bio page here at TNB and send me an email, and I’ll reply with both recipes. I would post my email here but then I might get more spam than I already do.

 
Comment by Anon
2010-01-28 23:34:33

LOL! That’s great! Email shall be incoming in the morning - long night already and I’m turning in soon.

 
Comment by Erika Rae
2010-01-29 12:10:42

Richard, that it AWESOME. I also love the glint in your eye. Totally wicked and cute. Arf, that looks nasty, though.

 
Comment by Richard Cox
2010-01-29 13:13:38

I swear it’s good, though. It calls for white and german chocolate cake mixes, plus vanilla pudding and crumbled white sandwich cookies. Not high culinary art, except maybe where the presentation is concerned. You soften the Tootsie rolls in the microwave and then shape them. You bury some of them in the cake and place some on top, and then of course you need the dangler. Hahaha.

 
Comment by Anon
2010-01-29 14:21:37

Richard, email sent this morning (you might want to check your spam filter) with thanks.

I would likely be less enthusiastic about foisting this on my kids if we owned cats. I can just picture the outcome, given my fourteen-month-old is already Master of Chaos and instinctively knows what he’s not supposed to be going after.

Daughter: “Daddy, E’s gotten into the kitty litter cake you made!”
Me, dropping everything: “I didn’t make a @#$@ing cake!!!”

 
Comment by Richard Cox
2010-01-29 16:16:14

I’m not sure why that email didn’t come through, unless I somehow deleted by accident, which I don’t usually do. And my spam filter doesn’t catch anything.

Anywho, I forgot I posted a recipe photoblog of the litter box cake back when I was a MySpace addict. This is much better than a plain recipe. Litter box cake

And without further ado, here is Cherry Coke salad:

1 can of bing cherries
1 small can crushed pineapple
2 small pkgs cherry Jell-O
2 8 oz Cokes
6 oz cream cheese
1 cup pecans

Drain and pit the cherries. Heat juice of cherries and the pineapple with enough water to make two cups. Add Jell-O mix and stir until melted. Add Cokes, very slowly, so they foam minimally. Put in fridge to begin to set.

Cube cream cheese. Add cream cheese, cherries, and nuts to Jell-O mixture. Stir periodically while in fridge, until it sets. Chill until fully set, then serve.

And, yeah, add spaghetti for extra special entrails goodness. I bet it would be funny to roll the cream cheese into balls or tubes for organ-like effect.

 
Comment by Anon
2010-01-29 16:20:16

Hm. This is precisely why I hope to be a Luddite when I stop growing up. I’ve been disappointed by technology too often to trust it. Thank you, though, for posting the details!

 
 
Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 12:46:59

hey erika, i changes the category, but looks like it’ll stay nonfiction on the front page until it cycles through….elsewhere it’s under humor now, the fiction option went away when i tried to find it in the cms.

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Comment by Erika Rae
2010-01-28 12:52:20

Hmmm - I’ll ask the Great Swami Brad about it…

 
Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 13:44:22

cool, thanks.

 
 
 
Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 12:45:18

i switched the category as i replied to richard’s comment below…..but the front page doesn’t look like it changed it….it’s changed on my page, so probably just needs to cycle through.

 
 
Comment by Carl Macki
2010-01-28 03:43:31

It’s a pretty righteous piece. I recall one of the boys who peddled the Watchtower in our neighborhood became a coke dealer–though not to me–and did some time in State Prison.
I have nothing good to say about the JWs — nor bad. Just an observation–they are not as persistent to me as the Mormon elders on their bikes and suits. But I really don’t care about that stuff. Religious arguments are only efforts to avoid the truth. I take an extreme metaphysical, even Berkeleyan, position about the end of time, more akin to Meister Eckhart than Charles Taze Russell. As for the readability of the piece, I thought it flowed nicely, although I had to stop and chuckle at some of the more graphic parts. I do have a suggestion: the spelling looked quite all right; however, at one point, you spell ‘Sears’ with an apostrophe between the ‘r’ and the ’s.’ Sears catalog is normally spelled without an apostrophe, like Sears Tower (what is now called Willis Tower). Thanks for the post!
Carl

Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 04:08:54

thanks carl.

funny you should bring up prison, my cousin who has never been a jw, ended up in san quentin….studied with jws and is now a baptized jw and won’t talk to me.

is Sears even still around? i wonder if those lingerie models knew what they were doing to people like me.

if it’s a mistake, i’ll just keep it in. i can’t remember.

i think religion is the ultimate sci-fi. in order to write the novel, which has a lighter touch than this piece, i had to pull back and create the jw world, bringing the reader in without being obvious they’re in. not sure if that makes sense, i’m in dense mode, finishing up my article deadlines so i can focus on promo next week. i’ve turned out three music articles tonite and this piece was reworked from some time ago….the piece i wanted to use this month isn’t ready and anything else on my plate at the moment will throw me into a padded room.

HELL-o, i’m a first time novelist, here comes the book and interviews and trying to sound intelligent. ;)

 
 
Comment by Simon Smithson
2010-01-28 04:16:00

There’s a card game called Killer Bunnies which is a whole lot of fun - trust me on this - and in this card game is a card known as the Killer Asteroid; the fairly simple picture is of the most eerily cheerful asteroid you’ve ever seen heading right towards Earth.

The Armageddon from this story (illustrations notwithstanding) sounds kind of like that; with any luck willing to pause so a guy could check out a rack.

 
Comment by David S. Wills
2010-01-28 06:32:51

Oh religion… It’s always good for stopping the fun. Luckily I was never brought up to believe any stories that would convince me that I was sinner for doing anything natural.

 
Comment by Mary
2010-01-28 10:44:26

This is an amazing and beautiful and shocking piece, but… it’s not true? Is it too late to switch the header to “fiction,” just for the sake of accuracy? The idea that satan “answered” your prayers one can get away with in nonfiction, but saying a guy died who didn’t really die … idk man. I sincerely loved reading this, but I felt a little mislead when I realized some key points weren’t true.

Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 12:44:17

i switched the category as i replied to richard’s comment below…..but the front page doesn’t look like it changed it….it’s changed on my page, so probably just needs to cycle through.

Comment by Mary
2010-01-28 13:30:53

Good call on putting it in the “humor” category. Then it fits better with the David Sedaris idea of “Well, it sortof true, but we all know things are funnier when embellished.”

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Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 13:56:48

funny you should bring the sedaris thing up….i interviewed him on that for mother jones:
http://motherjones.com/media/2008/07/mojo-interview-david-sedaris

/namedropping.

 
Comment by Mary
2010-01-28 14:08:12

Of course you would prove to be so cool. Bastard. Nice interview, btw.

 
 
 
 
Comment by Richard Cox
2010-01-28 11:37:38

After thinking on this overnight, I feel the same as the others regarding this piece being more accurately labeled as fiction. While I tend to shy from labels and genres and the like, the literary world (including this site) nevertheless employs them, and–perhaps more importantly–this particular audience enjoys an author/reader bond that eschews the distance the printed word typically provides.

Another Soft Skull author, Jeff Martin, “Freyed” his most recent work, which he titled My Dog Ate My Nobel Prize: The Fabricated Memoirs of Jeff Martin. He even convinced James Frey himself to blurb the book. Frey wrote, “Jeff Martin is a first class liar. Even better than me.” Which is perfect and hilarious. I’m not sure how that book is classified, but nevertheless Martin makes it clear with his title that the book is fiction, or at least partly so.

To be clear, I loved this piece. But I happened to see a few comments on the home page before I read it, so I was able to enjoy it knowing your intent. Had I read the piece blind, I think my feelings might have been different. However, the questions you raised (intentional or not) have stimulated interesting conversation.

Comment by Richard Cox
2010-01-28 11:53:00

Do you mind if I link to Jeff’s book?

Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 13:29:35

the book sounds great…and i love the james frey blurb.

and his publisher of course.

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Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 12:42:35

i changed the category, but the front page still reflects nonfiction, so i guess it’s that until it cycles off.

funny thing, i read this piece at literary death match, everyone laughed when i got to the ‘dad died’ part, then they stopped really fast, not sure if the piece was fiction or not.

anyway, i’ll keep the disclaimer in even though the category has been changed to humor…..i couldn’t change it to fiction when editing the category for some reason, so humor it is.

sick and twisted, as my life tends to be.

oh, btw, dammit, i thought i was the first one to use james frey as a verb.

 
 
Comment by Ducky Wilson
2010-01-28 12:08:08

I pray to Satan that humans will evolve and not need religion anymore.

“Satan might have a time delay since he had a lot on his plate.” - I love this line.

 
Comment by Rebecca Adler
2010-01-28 12:08:39

I love the disclaimer “This was totally James Freyed.” I’ve never known an actual Jehovah’s Witness before. Sounds intense. Looking forward to the book.

 
Comment by Peter Schwartz
2010-01-28 13:16:54

Amen.

 
Comment by Irene Zion
2010-01-28 15:18:55

It’s okay for getting me upset on false pretenses. I sort of did the same thing a few posts ago. What goes around, comes around, as they say.

I think it must’ve been pretty scary being a kid in your house.

(Is the mustache and beard and hat and glasses a disguise? I’ve always wanted to know.)

Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 15:26:34

“Is the mustache and beard and hat and glasses a disguise?”

yes, since my novel with soft skull is such a departure from my earlier work of ‘white teeth’ and ‘on beauty’, my agent asked i disguise myself.

 
 
Comment by Irene Zion
2010-01-28 16:44:51

Wow!
You did a really good job disguising yourself! I was sure you were a guy!

 
Comment by Zara Potts
2010-01-28 16:46:20

I gasped when I got to the dead Dad bit! And then I was very happy when I read the disclaimer!
Fantastic stuff, Tony. Oh, I want to know everything now…more please!!

Comment by Tony DuShane
2010-01-28 16:53:02

thanks zara.

 
 
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