If you’re not following Mur Lafferty’s “Playing for Keeps”, you probably missed this series of video blog posts. Here’s the first chapter:
It’s really a cool series and the novel is very cool.
posted by Joe Mieczkowski @ 10:59 AM
I was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1972 which I believe puts me into the year of the Rat were I Chinese. I’m not, but even if I were I don’t know how I’d really feel about that. Let’s face it, the best thing about those place mats in Chinese restaurants is that someone has officially called my father a Cock and lived to tell about it. I, with great foresight on the part of my parents, was also born on May fifth or, as it’s commonly known to frat boys and my Mexican brothers and sisters, Cinco de Mayo. Little did I know as a child that I had the great fortune to share a birthday with the day the Mexican militia decided to whoop up on the French army in The Battle Of Puebla back in 1862 and not the Mexican Day of Independence…which certain tequila manufactures named Jose could care less if you knew about at all. The actual Mexican Day of Independence is September 16th. I kid you not, look it up if you don’t believe me.
The Sogno Suite contains six tracks and plays for nearly 39 minutes. The music was written specifically for the Sogno, Boutique of Dreams 2006 Fashion Show. The current CD is a limited edition with artwork that will not be available on the next run. You can hear selections from the four main sections (Business, Weekend, Evening & Fall) at pseudojoe.com. All of the music mixes elements of electronic and acoustic and crosses the genres of electronic, jazz, rock and even country.CDs will be available starting June 10, 2006. Pick up you copy @ CDBaby.com or at the iTunes Music Store!!!
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