Poor Places by Wilco. Story by Stephen Andrew.
Stephen Andrew The Palace, St Kilda, 2003I reckon that I, one of tens of thousands who would have seen that Wilco tour poster, was the only one who shed tears upon viewing it.
Stephen Andrew The Palace, St Kilda, 2003I reckon that I, one of tens of thousands who would have seen that Wilco tour poster, was the only one who shed tears upon viewing it.
Stephen Andrew High school quadrangle, Melbourne. Lunchtime, 1975On my fourteenth birthday my best mate, Peter, presented me with two gifts, one of which I still hold close to my heart.
Stephen Andrew Student hostel, West Geelong 1982I didn’t get a Mohawk, nor cut up and safety pin my clothes. I kept my phlegm to myself. I was a part-time punk.
Stephen Andrew The Gershwin Room, The Esplanade Hotel, St Kilda, February 2013Three or four times, as promised, Julia Zemiro makes mention of the neck brace. It’s become a prop, a point of identification, a punch line.
Stephen Andrew Lounge room, Warrandyte 1975My inner ear quivered like a Jack Russell on heat as I rode home on the bus. I slid out the disc, looked at the warm, mustard-coloured Reprise record label and lowered the needle onto the outside groove.