The West Mulberry Street Diaries: and other stories

by D. William L.

Overview

The West Mulberry Street Diaries is a series of stories that follow the lives of several drunken ne'er-do-wells through the eyes of their very sober journals. Part one and two, which are included in this book, are the recorded account of Wolfgang; a drunken, impoverished, sex crazed poet as he drags himself through his blurry days in section eight housing, rousing only to dissect a feeling or event, or to have a drink.
It should be noted, that the events that transpire in these works, may or may not be true.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781663501554
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	07/29/2020
Pages:	120
Product dimensions:	5.06(w) x 7.81(h) x 0.25(d)

About the Author

The author, aside from his name, wishes to remain in bohemian anonymity. Instead, allow the stories that unfold in the pages of his work to tell the tale of who he is, where he's from and where he is going. With the right set of eyes, you'll know him well enough. You'll see him in bars by himself. You'll hear him in the echoes of hard times. You'll feel him next to you when you have a hangover. You'll see him looking back at you in the mirror when you've lost everything.
Remember, the brighter the fires of fiction, the smaller the shadows are for truth to hide in.

Editorial Reviews

"The Mulberry Street Diaries is shamelessly funny. The wine fueled escapades of Wolfgang are at times outrageous, other times quiet, and always brutally honest. It harkens back to the days of Kerouac and Bukowski, when living hard was the debt paid to be an artist. Don't even attempt to read without a bottle."

Author of Slaves For Gods - Jason Godi

"A masterpiece epistolary novel overflowing with human truth in all its murkiness. It is the modern day embodiment of Orwell"s Keep the Aspidistra Flying, in all of its outcast glory."

The Polyphonic Spree - Dylan Silvers