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Since I don't feel like being (particularly) hypergraphic today, I'd like to share a couple of links that may be fun for people interested in The Complete Linda Lovelace or my work in general.

"Throat," by Robert Rosen, mentions my recent Whole Lotta Lovelace Deep Throat 40th Anniversary Blow-Out reading at 2A. Rosen is the author of Beaver Street, from which he will read Saturday, June 16, here.

In honor of said anniversary, I added a home rehearsal recording of me reading the first entry in the first chapter of The Complete Linda Lovelace—about "Gulp!", Al Goldstein's review of Deep Throat in Screw magazine—to my Soundcloud page. 

Btw, folks who attended that reading got a gift bag containing a Whole Lotta Lovelace VIP Access laminate with QR codes that take them to, among other things, a private, friends-only Soundcloud page with more rare recordings. (If you got one and don't have a smartphone, get someone to scan it for you. I know QR codes can be tricky, but they're worth it.) Similar laminates are available in very limited quantities and only to those who attend a Whole Lotta Lovelace event.

"Throat" also includes a link to Matthew Flamm's article "A Demimonde in Twilight," which ran a little over 10 years ago in The New York Times. It features interviews with Rosen, Dian Hanson, Neil Wexler and myself, among others. My mother is still proud.

My recent Hate Speech Radio interview is available—for free—on iTunes! You can get it here:

 

Finally, my friend Judy McGuire's latest, The Official Book of Sex, Drugs & Rock 'N' Roll Lists, is available here. I'm one of many, many contributors including Coco, Theo Kogen and NY1's Pat Kiernan; the illustrations are by the criminally talented Cliff Mott. My list is "Eric Danville's Five Favorite Songs About Lenny Bruce" (of course). I'll be joining loads and loads of said contributors performing our pieces at the book release party, an oh-so-special stop on the Whole Lotta Lovelace Tour about which you can read more here.

Aloha.