Thursday, March 28, 2019

It's All About Me


While it's certainly possible that the short story I sold recently will wind up being the only short story I ever sell, I still had to come up with a bio to go with it. Hope I get to use it more than once.

Carl Cafarelli's three all-time favorite pop groups are The Beatles, The Ramones, and The Flashcubes. So there. He is the co-host (with Dana Bonn) of This Is Rock 'n' Roll Radio, The Best Three Hours Of Radio On The Whole Friggin' Planet, Sunday nights from 9 to Midnight Eastern at WSPJ 103.3 and 93.7 FM in Syracuse, and on the web at sparksyracuse.org. His daily blog Boppin' (Like The Hip Folks Do) at www.carlcafarelli.blogspot.com covers pop music, comic books, and whatever glittery thing attracts his attention. A daily blog. That boy ain't right in the head. Carl has written for Goldmine, The Syracuse New Times, DISCoveries, Amazing Heroes, Comics Collector, The Comics Buyers' Guide, Yeah Yeah Yeah, The Buffalo News, Rhino Records, Big StirBubblegum Music Is The Naked Truth, Lost In The Grooves, Shake Some ActionMusicHound Rock, REET, and--yay!--AHOY Comics. He is currently working slowly on his first book, The Greatest Record Ever Made. He still wants to write for The Monkees, and to take a ride in the damned Batmobile.

Awright. Back to writin'.

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