That’s right, #WeirdNJ issue #63 is here and you can have it delivered right to your door, hot off the presses! The issue is now also available in stores around the state. Details on how to order or find a place to buy it are at the link! https://t.co/qbKpYEaicq
Chapter four of Atlantic City Ten Thirty-One, in which Situationist graffiti begins to appear around town and we learn what happened during the Fat Moon Social, is now available.
https://t.co/esIHXIsJZH
Enjoyers of this person's previous book The Domestic Life of the Jersey Devil may wish to consider reading this new thing, which we will be rolling out on a serialized basis in the coming weeks/months.
It is called ATLANTIC CITY TEN THIRTY-ONE. Installment one is linked below.
embarrassed to work in an industry where we put this much pressure on student journalists because the people leading mainstream coverage can’t distinguish between news and propaganda
Jersey Devil people if you're in the Bordentown area Friday October 13 and want to hear me talk about the Leeds family and everyone's fav bit of New Jersey folklore, do stop by. 7pm, at the old city hall.
Happy early Halloween
Another reason Atlantic City is special.
In theory, some portion of every beach in the coastal United States is public. But in practice, much of the shore is impenetrable. @michaelwwaters on the absurdity of private beaches: https://t.co/SPktXk5Tlb
Grassroots opposition to a wind project in New Jersey county has a new, powerful ally in a national law firm with deep links to Republican heavyweights and climate deniers, writes @KateAronoff.
https://t.co/m4IfFTnLpi