David Walley, author of the first FZ biography, sent us an interview he did with Paul Remington. Now online at KUR – thanks David!
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Hi guys —
Thanks for reprinting this! Even if it didn’t mention me I would still find it fascinating and insightful. David’s the real deal…and definite proof that there is “life after FZ”.
Hi Nigey! Adding the interview was my pleasure. By the way it’s good to see you’re sharing your thoughts online – Life and Death in 12 Point Palatino is now added to KUR’s blogroll. Should you have any articles/interviews/essays to share with us, feel free to drop me a note: barry [at] killuglyradio dot com… Thanks for writing!
Nigey Lennon! Glad you visited. Sorry about the clutter (boys, pick up those kegelmasters, we have guests!)
You are welcome, hope you come back again soon. I enjoyed your book very much!