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Dear Neal Pollack

by Amy Stender

Dear Neal, I haven’t read any of your books, but I did enjoy reading your blog. I guess this whole “putting an end to the online journal” is just a way to get people to buy up your books. After…

A Note from Ann Coulter Left On Neal Pollack’s Pillow

by Geoff Wolinetz

My dearest Neal, When you read this, I’ll be long gone. I left you this morning while you were still enveloped in blissful slumber, cradled in the arms of the god Morpheus. I know I will regret it, lingering in…

Neal Pollack: The Most Important Artist of Our Time

by Josh Abraham

Shakespeare said something about tales told by idiots, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. Yep, that’s Neal: “Lookit me, everybody! I’m a boring, pretentious old-fart littérateur! Harrumph! No, no, I’m a noisy, obnoxious rock’n’roller! Gabba gabba hey!” Pollack sure…

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Polish Coat of Arms
Orzeł Biały (White Eagle)

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Gute Himmel, haben Sie einen reizenden Busen. Mag ich ihn berühren?
Good heavens, you have a lovely bosom. May I touch it?


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Mr. & Mrs. Pollack

by Amy Stender

Mr. & Mrs. Pollack.

Amy Stender lives in the woods, feeding off indigenous roots and berries. Last winter, she got wicked crazy-hungry and took down a 4-point buck with nothing more than dental floss and a pen knife. She runs around in a T-shirt emblazoned “ILOVERMONT” and likes to yell “Funkified!” at strangers. Her favorite reading selections are usually penned by Neil Gaiman, Charles Bukowski, and Hubert Selby Jr. The first graphic novels she read were Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind (Volumes 1-4) by Hayao Miyazaki and she hasn’t stopped since. She wants Henry Rollins to know she thinks he’s a hot animal machine and she wishes he would return her phone calls. You can read her work at McSwys and on her blog, Fluid Motion.