Some people use a set of beliefs to guide their lives, maybe tenets or a code of ethics, perhaps commandments. I like to use policies. It sounds official, and yet at the same time open to revision. Changing your policies sounds progressive and not at all namby-pamby like changing your beliefs. Changing a code of …
I am not sure what to do about Paste magazine who despite my best intentions refuses to believe that I am not Paul Westerberg. In today’s post on their site they seem to think Paul is bored with Sarah Palin, job hunting, and my eyebrows too. What is a girl who is not Paul Westerberg …
Last night Jags and I went to see David Carr read at Magers & Quinn and it was awesome. It was packed. People were sitting on the floor, standing in the stacks, and lined up out of the room. It was the kind of turnout that I wish every book reading had. It was made …
So Paste magazine has posted my (un)official tracklist for Paul Westerberg’s 49:00. While I am touched that Paste has said about my made up song titles, With track titles like “Six Seconds of Stuff†and “Squeaky Obscene,†Westerberg seems to be letting the creative juices flow on this one. I feel a little guilty that …
About once a week, I get an e-mail from someone through the contact link on Paul Westerberg.net addressed to Paul Westerberg. Yes, I get Paul Westerberg’s e-mail and it’s really quite fascinating. At The Craft performance back in September, Westerberg referred to his fans as a fistful of weirdos. He was right. At least he …