Martin De Leon

Sunday, June 26, 2005

blood invisible

Three novels that have nothing in common but are like music: William Gibson's Virtual Light, William Faulkner's As I Lay Dying and Sandra Cisneros' The House on Mango Street.

Everydaywelookupandthereissssssky.clippingsofeyesandbillboardsofthinhearts.loudstompsandquiet nations.eyesclosed.

this film is worth watching.

# posted by M Dilla @ 2:24 PM

About

Hello. I'm a fiction writer, editor and music journalist living in New York. I'm working on my first novel. I used to live in Austin, work for The World Almanac and wear more Geto Boys T-shirts. The drawing to the left was done by Matt Furie. Contact me via e-mail here.

Scribble, Scribble

"1986"
(Block Magazine)
Canadians Die, Too
(The New York Press)
Tomorrow Rap: Saul Williams, Rob Sonic and Busdriver
(Signal to Noise)

Freelance Hustle!

I do band bios, press releases, editing, Spanish translation, copywriting, music and film reviews. Business writing services are also available. Contact me for rates.

Works

I'm working on a novel. Houston, in the year 2024, is filled with rappers-as-sorcerers and a 33-year-old Mexican-American DJ named Juan Gomez who lives with his parents. What is more sci-fi than rich Mexicans? Living in River Oaks while a mysterious red Buick Regal roams the neighborhood and a pint-sized Rhodes Scholar rapper who is obsessed with Schopenhauer. A part-satire, part-thriller, part-naco science-fiction novel where David Foster Wallace meets UGK? Look for it on bookshelves in 2093.

Fantasma Press is an indie publishing house based in Brooklyn, NY. Genre stories, weird stories, avant-garde/experimental fiction, Spanish-language fiction and dope drawings and essays are forthcoming in the future. I also use it to publish tiny chapbooks of shit I know would never sell anywhere else. Give me your $$$.

Mutant Blogs

MIT Media Lab