Rick Partlow insisted I made an appointment to see my sister when I went down to LA. I wish he had not done that, because we never got on a good footing. When he saw my artwork lined aganst the walls of Mickey Roonie’s old house, he said; “This looks good. We can take over the art world.” Phil Spector had all but taken over Music World, and, then he put a bullet in somebodies beautiful Muse. Music comes from the name Muse.
“Warren Douglas is Post Office Investigator Bill Mannerson in this diligent Republic programmer. Top billing, however, is awarded to Audrey Long as villainess Clara Kelso. The “maguffin” is a collection of rare stamps, which the baddies attempt to steal from stalwart Mr. Mannerson.”
I’ve had quite the morning of investigative work. I rose around 6:30 AM and got back on the trail of the surrealist artist, Remedious Varo. I clicked on google images of this woman that Thomas Pynchon latched on to in his novelette ‘The Crying of Lot 49’ – and gasped!
“My God! That’s the woman Mary Ann did a portrait of!”
I fought for air as I went to her youtube video. I got my snippet tool ready to capture this portrait. I stopped the action!
“Holy shit! Look at those teeth chomping down on her head like a shark!”
The person who made this video got…
View original post 6,615 more words
Rosamond Press 