Novelist. Author of "KILLOYLE," "THE GREAT PINT-PULLING OLYMPIAD," and "THE ADORATIONS." Published by https://xitter.cf/t.co/IgfbMkOXim https://xitter.cf/t.co/5tSYigVZ7i
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"What makes Boylan’s novel so brilliant is that it’s relatable. It conjures up early 20th century Paris and Vienna with superlative clarity while describing events and characters that are all entirely relevant." --Dante Pettapiece. Read it and see if you agree!
"Devil's Backbone," by the author of "Killoyle," "The Adorations" and "The Great Pint-Pulling Olympiad." A novel about ghosts and boozing and love affairs in the Texas Hill Country. Scroll down to Chapter One. Enjoy.
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42nd Street, 1978. The Hotel Carter, a shabby flophouse next to porn cinemas, was my first home in NYC. The rattle of my A/C drowned out the endless commotion of the street, and I kept a chair propped against the door to deter unwanted visitors. Those were the days.
Peter Falk, Ben Gazzara and John Cassavetes in "Husbands," 1970. Ebert said that the film "shows an important director not merely failing, but not even understanding why," but Gene Siskel of the "Chicago Tribune" included the film on his list of top 10 films of the year.
Ian Fleming entertaining his son Caspar, who was the inspiration behind Fleming's children's book "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang."
Daniel Day-Lewis and director Paul Thomas Anderson discussing the script on the set of "Phantom Thread," 2017.
Robert De Niro and Sergio Leone during filming "Once Upon a Time in America" in Cinecitta, Rome, 1984.
A park keeper patrols on his Vespa next to St Margaret's Loch with St Anthony's chapel and Arthur's Seat in the background, Edinburgh, 1956.
"Devil's Backbone" now available on Substack. Mysterious goings-on in the Texas Hill Country. Give it a read!
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