

Colin Fleming's fiction, nonfiction, and op-eds appear in Harper's, Rolling Stone, Slate, Salon, Commentary, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today, ARTnews, The New Criterion, Sports Illustrated, The Atlantic, JazzTimes, and The Washington Post, among other venues. He's the author of The Anglerfish Comedy Troupe: Stories from the Abyss (Dzanc), and is a regular guest on NPR and many additional radio programs and podcasts. Find him on the web at colinfleminglit.com, or his blog about the day in, day out life of an artist, https://www.colinfleminglit.com/blog, or on Twitter at #colinfleminglit.

HAVING A LAUGH

EASY LISTENING
Miles Davis Kind of Blew It With ‘Greatest Ever’ Jazz Album

SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER
This Was Secretly The Beatles’ Most Revolutionary Album

GOD ONLY KNOWS
We All Got The Beach Boys Wrong—This Film Gets Them Right

YEAH, YEAH, YEAH
60 Years Later: The Beatles Met the Moment on Ed Sullivan
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SENSELESS
You’ll Never See John Lennon’s Death the Same After This

DON’T MAKE IT BAD
The Beatles Should Have Let ‘Now and Then’ Be

TIME MACHINE GIG
You’ve Never Heard the Beatles Quite Like This

and a hint of ‘psycho’
‘Eleanor Rigby’ Is a Short Story That Happens to Be a Song

SILENCE IS GOLDEN