| PRETTY LITTLE MISTAKES a DO-OVER NOVEL A novel by Heather McElhatton List Price: $14.95 ISBN# 0061133221 HarperCollins Publishers Heather McElhatton's debut do-over novel starts with one choice and leads to over 150 endings. You can end up a millionaire or homeless by the river. In a sex cult or working at Denny's. You never know where life will lead you, but all the choices are yours! |
| Red Shoes in Alabama and the Whore Who Wore Them short story by Heather McElhatton by Heather McElhatton List Price: .49 cent download! Amazon Shorts Program Now available for download on Amazon.com a Short story about Italian "food-based' porn. Hard candy pressed on eyelids, maple syrup smeared, linguini pushed into cleaver fleur-di-lis. Also lots of heartache and strange men. Based on the true story of my horrible Korean Roomate, Susan, when I was studying photography in Italy. |
| Man Down - short story download a short story by Heather McElhatton List Price: .49 cent download! Amazon Shorts Program Now available for download on Amazon.com I was having dinner at a friend's house in Savannah, when we noticed a pigeon stuck in the tar on the asphalt beneath us. It was obviously hurt and upset, and yet no one at the party wanted to get up to help it. That fascinates me - which battles we choose to fight and which we walk past. There's a hundred little wars a day, and we each choose what to tackle. We can't take on everything - after all, it's the little things that kill you. |
| Ninian Hawick, Steep Steps An album by Heather McElhatton and John Crozier Featuring the super-pop bubble gum sweet single "Scottish Rite Temple Stomp." Everyone wants to own a CD that was a one-hit wonder! This is it. Buy the song described as: "Energized by a jittery nervousness and dulled by an off-kilter pulse..." List Price: $10.99 See reviews: Amazon.com Steep Steps from Minneapolis's Ninian Hawick is a buzzed-out electronic cocktail of oddball, mickeyed-up proportions. Featuring school-girl vocals, fuzzy distorted samples, bagpipes, piano, and ringing guitar, the disc starts out with the cheeky "Scottish Rite Temple Stomp" then bursts into a sassy loping French number that's followed by "Ballad of the Oread," a Morse-code-like tappety-tap fused with wind-up goat-bleat samples. From that point, Steep Steps morphs into the shapes and sounds of a night gone deliriously mad and the broken rhythms of an addled morning after. Energized by a jittery nervousness and dulled by an off-kilter pulse, the band revisits the opening track on a remix wherein the percussive elements pull in front of vocals and squishy guitar lines. Cool just when you expect them to run hot, John Crozier and his crew pull the listener into a densely disjointed world. --Paige La Grone |
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