Obscure Dead Celebrities

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Obscure Dead Celebrities is a series of humorous stories and essays about strip mall Midwestern culture. These autobiographical stories document life in Indianapolis, Indiana during the late 20th century. Chicken Skinner is an account of a chicken restaurant and the sordid inner restaurant relationships that naturally develop around dead poultry. Jockstrap delves into the sordid world of middle school boys locker rooms and the cotton brief clad eleven and twelve-year-old womanizers that populate them. Obscure Dead Celebrities mixes humor, nostalgia and family relations in an eclectic and refreshingly realistic perspective on modern America.