Nick Orsini Never Says Die.

a huge thank you to Paul Alves, Sir Jimmy and the rest of the Book Guys staff for having me on their podcast to talk about Fingerless Gloves, Two Wrongs Make a Vice and the journey of how I make books. Check out the Book Guys Podcast, Episode 39 “Two Wrongs Make a Vice”

http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/book-guys-show/id447964069

(in iTunes- Episode #39)

http://bookguys.ca/episode-039-two-wrongs-make-a-vice/

(In browser)

Hi! So, for all of you with access to the Kindle Marketplace …whether it be on an iPad, smartphone or your computer, you can download my new book, Fingerless Gloves, right here:

http://www.amazon.com/Fingerless-Gloves-ebook/dp/B007T8E0QG/

The book is $5.99 and all I ask is that, when you’re done, please be so kind as to give me an Amazon review I want to thank everyone who made this possible. Stay tuned as the audio book and different formats become available.

Nick

Watch the trailer for the book here:

BruceWillisWithHair.pdf

Hi all! My new poetry book, Bruce Willis with Hair is available as free download here!!

A huge thanks to the artists who helped me…to my friends who’ve stuck by me through this whole process…to my mom for telling me to put a book of poems out. Hard copies will be available at the 2/2/12 Can’t Hardly Wait screening in Montclair, NJ

Nick

Hi!

So, with the help of some really talented people, Read at the Show is sponsoring a screening of Can’t Hardly Wait in Montclair, NJ …at the Clearview Clairidge Cinemas. Below, you can check out the Facebook event, an article about the screening, and a flyer done by Abby Resko at Fearofbears.net.

I hope I see you all there!

Nick

http://www.facebook.com/events/123270807792450/

http://tellmesomething.org/pl/cant-hardly-wait-the-screening.html

Hi! So I was asked by a friend to participate in the One Day on Earth project. On 11/11/11, across the US, filmmakers set up at different locations to capture the stories and people in their corner of the world. I participated by being interviewed and also shot 2 of the interviews. Check it out:

It was my father’s truck…from when he’d contract out jobs.

A red box on the hardest tires that still afforded movement.

The inside smelled like pipe dope, old Band-Aids and gum.

When he finally gave it up, I put a mattress in the back. I added

some hollow, beaded curtains and some carpet on the floor…

and although it remained rickety and questionable, it was mine.

And when we went anywhere, as an exhaust pipe shook and

held to screws…we never worked with our hands. We knew

better than to figure out better things to do.

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