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MEL
The adventures of MEL, through time, space, and ultimate weirdness. Written serially over 4 years for an arts and culture e-zine, it's now collected in book form, with an author's afterword.
132 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 1, 2005
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About the author
Jess Gulbranson
11 books40 followersAn industrial attritionist from Portland, Oregon, Jess Gulbranson is also an author, critic, musician, and poet.
His first novel "MEL" was serialized at the arts and culture ezine NWDrizzle for four years, where he also wrote a pseudonymous advice column.
Coming in April 2010 from Evil Nerd Empire is "Antipaladin Blues," first of the LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY MOTHERFUCKERS trilogy, satirical dark fantasy bricolaging rpg tropes, philosophy, pop culture, and ultraviolence. Also coming soon from LegumeMan Press is "10 A BOOT STOMPING 20 A HUMAN FACE 30 GOTO 10", his 3-Day Novel of autism, rock n' roll necromancy, and Lovecraftean evil.
Jess writes Rinzai- and Frankfurt-school inspired reviews and criticism at Crappy Indie Music: The Blog, where he has also interviewed such personalities as 10-time Grammy nominee Meshell Ndegeocello, veteran hardcore/metal performer Mike Kirkland, and legendary producer/engineer Ron Nevison. His poetry has been featured in Umbrella Journal, The Portland Fiction Project, and Anderson Prunty's "Bradley Sands Is A Dick."
His first novel "MEL" was serialized at the arts and culture ezine NWDrizzle for four years, where he also wrote a pseudonymous advice column.
Coming in April 2010 from Evil Nerd Empire is "Antipaladin Blues," first of the LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY MOTHERFUCKERS trilogy, satirical dark fantasy bricolaging rpg tropes, philosophy, pop culture, and ultraviolence. Also coming soon from LegumeMan Press is "10 A BOOT STOMPING 20 A HUMAN FACE 30 GOTO 10", his 3-Day Novel of autism, rock n' roll necromancy, and Lovecraftean evil.
Jess writes Rinzai- and Frankfurt-school inspired reviews and criticism at Crappy Indie Music: The Blog, where he has also interviewed such personalities as 10-time Grammy nominee Meshell Ndegeocello, veteran hardcore/metal performer Mike Kirkland, and legendary producer/engineer Ron Nevison. His poetry has been featured in Umbrella Journal, The Portland Fiction Project, and Anderson Prunty's "Bradley Sands Is A Dick."
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