Lollipop Magazine

Tribute to Kurt Cobain – Drain You – Column

June 1, 1994

The more I listened, the more I heard the haunting loneliness and desperation of his lyrics and voice. I knew this man was not long for this world.

The Enemy Within – Fiction

June 1, 1994

April is the foolest month. Dying were two of popular culture’s most self destructive demi-gods, Kurt Cobain and Richard Nixon.

One Year Anniversary! – Essay

June 1, 1994

In spite of wrecking our truck (that’s 3), losing our apt, and burning out two pets, eight roommates, and two partners, we made it to our ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY!

Kiss My Ash – Fiction

June 1, 1994

You’re parents should have warned you, but didn’t. They quit smoking, took up jogging, and observe with sublime satisfaction how their stool now floats.

Burning Desires – Fiction

June 1, 1994

I dozed fitfully, as passengers filled with a sense of foreboding have done in all the greats works of literature since pre-historic times.

Buck Naked Babes in Bondage – Rant

June 1, 1994

If you’ve lived any kind of “rock ‘n roll” lifestyle, most of what you see onstage is a beginner’s demonstration of kinky, quirky, oh-so deviant behavior.

Blind, Glowing, Spinning – Fiction

June 1, 1994

It’s an ant, alright. I can see it. Its legs tickle my palm. There is a break in song and I can hear it: The tiny wings, erect, rustle against each other.

Coroner’s Corner – Laser Discs – Column

June 1, 1994

“Hey, wouldn’t it be nice to have a Japanese import disc of Dario Argento’s classic Deep Red?!” Sure, but not when I found out it would cost me $1,000!! Yikes!!

The Crow – Review

June 1, 1994

All the violence and action anyone could hope for. The story flow with violent action, then flashes backs to the quiet, loving times he shared with Shelly.

The Crow – Review

June 1, 1994

Strangely enough, I found myself focusing on the music during the slow parts. If nothing else, go buy the soundtrack.