Gladstone, Wayne

Wayne Gladstone lives in Maine with his wife and children. Some of his work has been featured in McSweeney’s and Opium. But all of it has not been featured in The New Yorker. If Wayne Gladstone were a restaurant, he would be a defunct roadside Roy Rogers sharing space with a wildly successful Bob’s Big Boy. Visit Wayne at WayneGladstone.com

The Day I Interviewed Lloyd Dobler by Wayne Gladstone

Letter to Chris Noth: “Mr. Big,” Detective Logan, and Owner of NYC’s The Cutting Room by Wayne Gladstone

If Mice Could Speak by Wayne Gladstone

Letter to Chris Noth: Mr. Big, Detective Logan, and Owner of N.Y.C.’s Cutting Room by Wayne Gladstone

The Disney Princesses Talk About Chlamydia by Wayne Gladstone

A Successful Date Ends Badly for Dick Wolf — Creator of TV’s Law & Order by Wayne Gladstone

Intimidation Strategies to Be Avoided in a Street Fight by Wayne Gladstone

Subtle Changes to the Titles of Children’s Shows That Would Require Drastic Changes in Program Content by Wayne Gladstone

A Frequent Contributor to a Popular Internet Humor Site Is Transported Back in Time, and, after Finding Work as a Writer on Your Show of Shows, Is Reprimanded by Sid Caesar within One Week by Wayne Gladstone

A Real Estate Agent’s Tour Of Hannigan’s Cove: Fictional Town For Rent Or Sale To Aspiring Novelists by Wayne Gladstone