I wake up. Still unstable. It smells like cunt and burnt coffee. I look over and see the cause of the odors. I am not alone. The whore I slept with last night hasn't left yet. She is sitting at th ... - excerpted from Sunday Morning by McCutcheon

A lot of people who lived through the 60's say the king of the kooks was Timothy Leary. This guy had a reputation IN 60's BERKELY of being kooky. A lot of people thought he was mad. But the difference ... - excerpted from Flashbacks by Sloth

Lee is not just a moral influence on black culture, but he has a powerful voice in politics because he opens his mouth when given an opportunity. I have rarely seen the press be fair with him or hones ... - excerpted from Spike Lee by McCutcheon

I run Up hills, down paths Through parks It clears my head Like meditation It gets me high My muscles strain Lungs fill Breathing is rapid I like to sweat It feels sweet Something like sex ... - excerpted from Running by McCutcheon

Rave is not a four letter word, but it also isn't some 15 year-old kid dancing in a warehouse on GHB, either. Or at least that's not what rave means to us. Don't get us wrong, we love nothing more ... - excerpted from Rave is a State of Mind by McCutcheon

I was gonna write this is the best album in the history of recorded music and the reason god gave us ears, but that might be a little hyperbole, (and what I always say when Spititualized releases a ne ... - excerpted from Let it Come Down by McCutcheon

McCutcheon's first novel is out now:.