Saturday, April 01, 2006

Have a Break. Have a Peter.

today i felt like spending all the money i earned this morning so i went to chapters and left with an orgy of books. i got the complete works of poe and the house of leaves, both which will keep me entertained for a good while. i got through the intro of house of leaves and passed out midpage to some classical music from my typical collection. it was not until i awoke (to the moonlight sonata no less) that i realized i had yet again experienced another delusion in the short period of time i had been incapacitated. it was this, among my other nightly bizarre experiences that made me decide that i need to write a book. not some pussy ass short story but a motherfucking novel. one as erratic as my train of thought that meanders along paths that never seem to converge. in order to do so however i decided that im going to write it in the 5 minutes each morning after i wake up when my mind is still in the framework of fear from the fantasies the previous evening in order to scatter details. eventually ill throw it all together and it may work or it may not. its worth a shot. pretty much im just gonna let my subconscious ride this one. maybe ill call it 'the posterboy of disfunction'. that could work.

4 Comments:

Blogger Kat said...

Most children sleep easy, dreaming of faraway lands with candy mountains and gregarious unicorns. But there are others. Others who lie in bed trying desperately to ignore their increasing fatigue. They lie awake staring at cracks in the ceiling, listening to the incessant ticking of the clock, wishing for tomorrow. And as night slowly creeps towards dawn, these unfortunate children are overtaken by sleep. They drift deep into dark worlds they can't escape, swallowed by their nightmares. They wake up sweating and screaming, gasping for daylight.

This story is a journey through the twisted subconscious of a younger Pete Wentz, lyricist and bassist of the band Fall Out Boy. The recurring nightmares of his childhood have haunted him to this day, putting them here, on paper, is a form of closure. With the visual inspiration of world famous tattoo artist Tim Biedron, the frightening images that once festered only within Pete's mind came to life. Illustrated by Joe Tesauro with intense colors by Rob Dobi, the pictures tell the story that kept young Peter awake at night.


Sorry pete, another peter has already done it

6:36 PM  
Blogger Peter said...

motherfucker!!!!

12:59 PM  
Blogger Peter said...

i guess its for the best

all i dream about nowadays are zombie attacks

cool none the less, but ridiculously repetitive

1:00 PM  
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