The son of a machinist and a nurse, Eric Nelson is a prose writer living in Queens, New York. His stories, essays, criticisms and interviews have appeared in The Billfold, Bust, Fanzine, HTMLGIANT, and Volume 1 Brooklyn, among others. His E.P. of recorded stories 'They Make a Wasteland, They Call it Pastiche' was recently released by Diabetic Koala.
The last book I loved was Senselessness, written by by Horacio Castellanos Moya, and translated by Katherine Silver. I wish I could indulge a paranoid fantasy. Maybe a nice conspiracy theory…