Stopping Led Zeppelin: How I Saved Rock and Roll
by John Mendelssohn
Price: $0.99 USD. 1070 words.
Published by Fetish Deluxe eBooks on January 6, 2011. Nonfiction.
In 1969. a new British band with an oddly self-effacing name were poised to become international sensations...at least until a brave Los Angeles college student, armed only with an electric typewriter and a love of melody, stopped them in their tracks!
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When Times Are Tough, the Tough Try Human Trafficking
by John Mendelssohn
Price: $4.99 USD. 33020 words. Published by Fetish Deluxe eBooks on December 26, 2010. Nonfiction.
Like millions of other Americans, I suddenly found myself unemployed after the economic downturn of 2008. I tried everything I could think of to keep the wolf from the door. I worked in sweatshops, as a prison guard, as a census “enumerator”, as a gigolo. I opened a papal supplies store, and even kidnapped Justin Bieber, at least in my fantasies. Nothing worked! It's funny; read it!
Price: $4.99 USD. 33020 words. Published by Fetish Deluxe eBooks on December 26, 2010. Nonfiction.
Like millions of other Americans, I suddenly found myself unemployed after the economic downturn of 2008. I tried everything I could think of to keep the wolf from the door. I worked in sweatshops, as a prison guard, as a census “enumerator”, as a gigolo. I opened a papal supplies store, and even kidnapped Justin Bieber, at least in my fantasies. Nothing worked! It's funny; read it!
Discovering David Bowie
by John Mendelssohn
Price: $0.99 USD. 1600 words. Published by Fetish Deluxe eBooks on April 24, 2010. Nonfiction.
When David Bowie first visited the USA in February 1971, he was an obscure English folkie in a man's dress. By the time John Mendelssohn was finished with him, he was an obscure English folkie with an upcoming Rolling Stone profile, and a newfound appreciation for The Stooges and their anarchic frontman Iggy Pop.
Price: $0.99 USD. 1600 words. Published by Fetish Deluxe eBooks on April 24, 2010. Nonfiction.
When David Bowie first visited the USA in February 1971, he was an obscure English folkie in a man's dress. By the time John Mendelssohn was finished with him, he was an obscure English folkie with an upcoming Rolling Stone profile, and a newfound appreciation for The Stooges and their anarchic frontman Iggy Pop.