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Aaron has written a wide range of material in the past twenty years, including a mountain of music journalism, slightly less fiction, and of course plenty of copywriting, technical documentation, and websites--but for information in that vein, you should see the Professional page. Fiction Formerly Chelsea Trash - Teaser chapter for novel in progress "Dry Eye Syndrome" - nine-page script intended for a comics anthology that didn't end up getting completed Frontpage Updates It took me until March 2008 to install actual blogging software on this site; for the first couple of years, I just did frontpage updates by hand in Dreamweaver. No, it wasn't as convenient, but it did force me to actually learn Dreamweaver, which has come in handy. Frontpage updates and news from 2007 are archived on this page, while 2006 posts are here. Music Journalism Articles The Strange Case of Bobby Fuller This piece covering the short life and still unsolved death of one of rock's most underrated stars originally appeared in Tail Spins. It is the popular favorite among my longer works of music journalism. I still get email about it on a regular basis. Read it here.
This article telling the story of the world's oddest 60's punk band and their amazing comeback 30 years later originally appeared in EYE Magazine. Read it here.
This piece on the band whose music was red with purple flashes originally appeared in EYE Magazine. Read it here.
The story of the greatest musician you've never heard has been expanded by over 500 words from the printed version that originally appeared in EYE Magazine. Read it here.
Included here are an extensive 1991 interview with Dave Pirner of Soul Asylum; a couple of interviews with local Bloomington, Indiana bands written back when I lived there; and even more random pieces and things that just didn't fit anywhere else. Check out the other articles here
Reviews As definitive a collection of my music reviews as I've been able to assemble to date, placed in alphabetical order. Read the music reviews here.
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