by Luke Sullivan | Feb 19, 2013 | Thirty Rooms To Hide In
Full disclosure: This isn’t a post about advertising, but it’s a piece of writing I’m proud of just the same. And it actually IS what the title says — the single most interesting night I had all of last year. It was my stay overnight in the...
by Luke Sullivan | Jun 28, 2011 | Thirty Rooms To Hide In
I grew up in a little town in the south of Minnesota, Rochester — home of the Mayo Clinic. My father was an orthopedic surgeon there, with an office on the 6th floor. He died on July 3rd, 1966, almost 45 years ago to the day. I wrote a book about growing up as...
by Luke Sullivan | Jun 27, 2011 | Thirty Rooms To Hide In
The New York Times continues its strange silence on the subject of my new book, Thirty Rooms To Hide In: Insanity, Addiction, and Rock ‘n’ Roll in the Shadow of the Mayo Clinic. But guess, what? My old Fallon friend, Mike Lescarbeau (who is now the effen CEO of...
by Luke Sullivan | Jun 13, 2011 | Commentary, Thirty Rooms To Hide In
It’s so weird having a book on the market. It’s like sending your baby’s pictures out there. (“Please, please, no one say my baby ugly, my baby not ugly, little baby he not ugly.”) Then along comes Jane Nation’s review. Jane Nation...
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