Schooling for the deviant, with a curriculum not found at any Ivy League school. Master Matthew needs a new slave, as his last one just left the country.
Crispin Hellion Glover puts the “character” back in “character actor,” as anyone who’s seen his performances in River’s Edge, The Doors, My Tutor can attest.
Though the first half of the book focuses on the ridiculous, Parfrey takes a political swing in the second half, and tends to lean in favor of the Militias.
From the cover, Angry Thoreauan sets itself high among the sarcastic and satirical periodicals available today. The cover is a parody of Highlights magazine.
Calling yourself a “Beer and Music Magazine” lends itself to speculation. Will it be reviews while drunk? Covering only bands that write songs about drinking?
Blending industry gossip and historical perspective, the interviewers create a unified story of each band featured. The Requiem looks better with each issue.