Tag: by Erik Raschke
Erik Raschke: The Great American Novelist
By Erik RaschkeJanuary 2011
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With all the anger in America right now, why have our well-crafted words seemingly fallen on deaf ears? Is it that we have nothing to say or that what we say is no longer connected to the blood flowing through our country? Or is it even simpler: the modern American novel is no longer about debate, but about appeasing an audience. |
A Rare Sighting
By Erik RaschkeJune 2009
His excuses were always attributable to recent sightings of Bigfoot, the half-man, half-beast, which he argued demanded immediate documentation by a legitimate authority.
