From a comment today to an earlier post, "Ann Nocenti, Daredevil, 1980s":
dear ishmaelHere's the direct link to Nocenti's "Letter from Baluchistan." Brooklyn Rail is one of my favorite local papers, especially since the Village Voice slashed its staff. The Rail's editor, Theodore Hamm, teaches in NYU's journalism department, as do I. His latest edition features a story by a former student of mine, Cleve Wiese.
someone just sent me this link, and i enjoyed reading what you wrote about me. thank you. i left High Times a long time ago, but for my current derring-do adventures check out my story on baluchistan on www.brooklynrail.org
again, very nice writing and great insights into my mind, which apparently i've lost some access too ;)
i hope you keep writing.
annie nocenti
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Hey Jeff, do you know the "run" numbers and the years for Annie Nocenti's Daredevil series? The voyage into hell is in keeping with my latest obsession. I have read aprox 20 books and a dozen or more graphic novels on Mars and/or on the devil (no particular relation excepting the color red) What’s up with that? Anyway, I wonder if I have some of those old Daredevils that I could dig up. Reading about converged identities that serve a hellish bureaucracy and a taciturn mundania that typifies those corresponding occupations sounds Greeeaatt (like Tony The Frikin' Tiger)
The people of Baluchistan should be advised to keep Americans out. They will only steal their natural resources and rape their women.
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