With DOG DAYS, Gene Gregorits begins the saga of "Gene Gregorits," a psychologically obliterated alcoholic whose downward spiral takes him from the murderous, drug infested alleyways of Baltimore and Detroit to the jungles of Costa Rica and the sinister, after-hours beach culture of the Gulf Coast. This first volume in Gregorits' announced three-part "disintegration comedy" DOG DAYS is a graphic, raw, uncompromising, and scabrously funny portrait of insurmountable ruin, marking the literary debut of the notorious underground journalist who brought the world SEX & GUTS.
With DOG DAYS, Gene Gregorits begins the saga of "Gene Gregorits," a psychologically obliterated alcoholic whose downward spiral takes him from the mu...
"I wrote this novella in 2003 after living on the streets of Portland, Oregon with a convicted killer named Bobby and a prostitute named Beth. It is a triple-X rated rampage through urban bohemia and urban Hell, examining Portland's crack motels, dive bars, strip clubs, and soup kitchens. " GENE GREGORITS Featuring the late 'sick cartoonist' John Callahan, Suicide Girls, Fist City, and much more than meets the eye.
"I wrote this novella in 2003 after living on the streets of Portland, Oregon with a convicted killer named Bobby and a prostitute named Beth. It is a...
In the summer of 2001, cult novelist and rogue journalist Gene Gregorits sat down with Laila Nabulsi, producer of Terry Gilliam's controversial 1998 film "Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas." Their conversation lasted six hours, covering the entire history of that film's troubled production, which took nearly a decade to fully be realized, eventually with Terry Gilliam and Johnny Depp attached. From Benicio Del Toro's self-inflicted cigarette burns and Alex Cox's anti-social incompetence to midget porn pranks and touching personal anecdotes about the legendary "king of fun" himself, "Fear and...
In the summer of 2001, cult novelist and rogue journalist Gene Gregorits sat down with Laila Nabulsi, producer of Terry Gilliam's controversial 1998 f...
Written in a Florida jail cell while awaiting sentencing for a fling with a 17-year-old tourist, Bigger Than Life at the Edge of the City recounts Gene Gregorits' tumultuous months following the publication of his debut novel Dog Days in 2012, and his subsequent brush with underground fame after being profiled by Lisa Carver in Vice magazine.
When his beloved Florida beach life crumbles under an avalanche of evictions, beatings, police harassment, drug-induced psychosis, and his own passionately self-destructive urges, he succumbs to the desperate enticements...
Written in a Florida jail cell while awaiting sentencing for a fling with a 17-year-old tourist, Bigger Than Life at the Edge of the City re...
