Walt Whitman was a bearded homosexual who had a love for America and all the people living in it. Surely, a different time and place. Walt was kind of a slacker who couldn’t even finish one book. In ... - excerpted from Walt Whitman by McCutcheon

I liked the black folks in the dark bar At least the bull-shitters who never let the truth get in the way of a good story They knew the importance of entertainment; when all you want to do is ge ... - excerpted from Black Folks by McCutcheon

The best novel ever written? Yes. Miller is an artist and a writer and a dreamer and a realist all at the same time. Fucking. Drinking. Laughing. Walking. Writing. Smoking. Paris. Do I even need to go ... - excerpted from Tropic of Cancer by Sloth

Myth=Fiction*Truth. And we are ruled by it. Myth is present in nearly every aspect of society. It is a force more powerful than Ecstasy and Carl Cox combined. Without myth, nothing has meaning. ... - excerpted from Go Spooky! or On the Future of Myth in the World by Sloth

One foot in front of another- left, right, left, right- step by step. I'm walking toward fate. I'm on the way to a blind date. Very scared. I've never been on a blind date before. This might be over m ... - excerpted from The Manwich Incident by McCutcheon

Let me first point out that I am biased. I love this album and play it more than any other in my vast mp3 collection. But I was playing their last album (Spiders) more than any other before I bo ... - excerpted from Tin Planet by Sloth

McCutcheon's first novel is out now:.