Father Felony Needs Some Lit-Love
Friday, September 8th, 2006
Its time, folks, that “Friend of Blogstein” Randall Radic, he who was convicted of selling the church that he worked for but didn’t own, gets his tome published. To do so, Radic needs a literary agent.
I’ve written about Radic a few times before (here, here, and here) and find this man increasingly interesting. He’s a creep, a scoundrel and a dirtbag but at the same time he’s charming, sophisticated and very intelligent. He has all the makings of an awesome, grade “A” cult leader.
But, to his credit, instead of building a compound, collecting wives and fathering a flock of government persecution, Radic has used his intellect to pen his scandalous life story children who grow up to be his followers and ultimately go down in a blaze of glory to escape
. (This, by the way, was quite possibly the longest sentence I’ve ever written!)
His book, The Sound of Meat, is available in e-book format but really should be published as an actual book, mainly because who really buys e-books? I’ve read his work as he was kind enough to send me a copy and its nothing short of amazing. The dude can flat-out write. (and I’m not the only one who thinks so.)
According to his memoir, the dude can also attract the ladies, so its little wonder that his career as clergy never really went very smoothly.
The sad thing is that unless we get this guy a literary agent who takes
the time to believe in this project, the world will never be entertained by this story. And what irritates the hell out of me is that with all the trouble Father Felony is having as he tries to get his amazing story published, Rutger Hauer has his autobiography coming out in February. Who the hell cares a lick about Rutger goddamn Hauer?!?
UPDATE! 9/12/06 Read an exclusive excerpt of The Sound Of Meat.
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