Posts tagged as Dave Bry
'Public Apology,' The Book, Coming Soon
Oh, just announced: there is going to be a book stemming from our longest-running feature, Dave Bry's Public Apology! Grand Central, the fun group at Hachette, will be publishing. Soon you can feel all the shame, awkwardness and hilarity in one convenient place.
Last Night's Pavement Central Park Thundershow: Gen X is All Wet
Miles Klee: I think I have a little bit of a crush on Generation X. And seeing Pavement play a concert in an apocalyptic Central Park thunderstorm last night took it to a whole new level. It also didn't hurt that Cece and I ran into you, Dave, an authentic Gen X-er (if my math is sound)-by the way, you do the meanest air guitar I've seen in ages. But the point is, I pretty much swooned when I heard the opening bars of "Spit On A Stranger." READ MORE
Dear Residents Of Hudson Street Between Morton and Barrow Streets
Dear residents of Hudson Street between Morton and Barrow Streets, READ MORE
Reason #43 Not To Have Kids: Flying Phobia
Dave Bry explains one more reason not to have children: childbirth is the number one indicator of an adult onset of fear of flying.
Dear Owner of the White House At the Corner of Northvale and Southvale Avenues in Little Silver, New Jersey
Dear owner of the white house at the corner of Northvale and Southvale Avenues in Little Silver, New Jersey, READ MORE
Public Apology: The Collected Short Films
Tim Sutton and Seth Bomse make films for a living and now they've made three short ones based on installments of the Public Apology column here at The Awl. Author Dave Bry feels awkward about them and won't watch-but the rest of us have, and we dig it. READ MORE
Public Apology: Dear Riders of The Powell-Mason Cable Car Line in San Francisco, Late Summer 1991
Dear riders of the Powell-Mason cable car line in San Francisco, late summer 1991, READ MORE
On Waking Up As A Statistic
My kid, who just turned five, wakes up before me every morning and plays in his room. I hear him talking through my half-sleep, spooling out imaginary dialogue between his Ben 10 action figures, mostly about who will defeat who, who has stronger magical powers or superior fire power. This morning, though, amidst the usual, I heard something different. READ MORE
