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See Tom's LiveScience.com article about the Top
10 "intelligent designs" or creation myths (all by Tom except the
1st one). Also read Tom's article on the
Top 10 "Battles for
the Control of Iraq" in 7000 years of recorded history. Tom
is certainly not a military historian!
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Three monologues
from Cats Can See The Devil are included in Best
Men's (and Women's) Stage Monologues 2004, published by Smith & Kraus. They are:
"The Talking Cat" (for men), and Tuesday's "Dream of Fame," and N.
Semble's speech (for women). Real New York actors have already
started using these monologues for auditions. According to Amazon.com,
the books are available now. Price: $11.95. (Best Women's
Stage Monologues 2004 is pictured at left.)
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Read Tom's film review of THX 1138:
The George Lucas Director's Cut on Offoffoff.com.
(Yes, that is the full title of the re-released film.)
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Read Tom's commissioned
"Rants &
Raves" column in the NYFA Current online magazine, a
publication of the New York Foundation for the Arts, August
11, 2004,Vol. 13, No. 15. "Dance theater--WRONG!"
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Plays and Playwrights
2004, featuring Cats Can See The Devil, has
been published. Please visit NYTheatre.com
for information about this book. A review of the book
was published on Theatermania.com.
Buy the book at Amazon.com!
The price is $16. If you buy the book from Amazon
through the NYTheatre.com
page, you will be helping to support the site monetarily. An
online interview
with Tom (and other playwrights) consisting of five questions and answers
is available at NYTheatre.com.
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Craig Heimbichner and Tom X. Chao's non-fiction essay,
"How to Invoke
Pan," was read by Tom X. Chao at The Hell Festival in
August 2004. The text is available at the New Yinzer website.
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Film reviews by Tom on Offoffoff.com: The Missing Gun
| The Man
Without A Past
Other reviews • Film:
"Devils on
the Doorstep"
2002 NY International
Fringe Festival: "Beat" | "Refugees."
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Tom provided live coverage of the
18th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction
Dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on
March 10, 2003, for Cleveland.com.
This year's inductees included AC/DC, The Righteous Brothers, The
Pølice (feh), The Clash, and Elvis Costello &
The Attractions. Read the archived
reportage.
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Tom's satire,
"Shaq-Fu!"
was published on the Modern Humorist website. It
addresses Shaq's remarks about Yao Ming's entrance into the NBA. (1/23/2003)
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