Riding with Jesus Part XIII: a badbadbad tour blog

Editor’s Note: Jesús Ángel Garcia, author of Badbadbad, is blogging his book tour. This is his thirteenth installment. Lit Love from the Lonesome Highway III: Welcome Home Edition

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Editor’s Note: Jesús Ángel Garcia, author of Badbadbad, is blogging his book tour. This is his thirteenth installment.

Lit Love from the Lonesome Highway III: Welcome Home Edition

These books have been waiting patiently on the bedside table all summer: The Orange Eats Creeps (Grace Krilanovich), Two Women (Alberto Moravia), There Is No Year (Blake Butler), Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day (Ben Loory). It felt good to crack them open. It’ll feel better to read them cover to cover.

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Playlist highlights: Dave Rawlings Machine, The Harrow and the Harvest, Carter Family and new Wood Brothers:

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— Jesús Ángel García just wrapped up a two-month worldwide U.S. tour. He will close out this tour blog in the next couple of weeks with reports on the midwest, Chicago, New York, Baltimore and Portland. He appears with Davina Darling on the “Lilycat on Stuff” radio program, noon — 2pm, on Sunday, if you’d like to tune in: http://FCCFREERADIO.com/ (415–829–2980).

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