Colin Fleming (page 2)

Colin Fleming's fiction appears in Harper's, Commentary, AGNI, Cincinnati Review, and VQR, with nonfiction work running in Rolling Stone, Sports Illustrated, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Guardian, among many other publications. He's a regular guest on NPR's Weekend Edition and various radio programs and podcasts, and is the author of The Anglerfish Comedy Troupe: Stories from the Abyss. A collection called Buried on the Beaches: Cape Stories for Hooked Hearts and Driftwood Souls, and volume looking at 1951's Scrooge as a horror film, are due in 2018. He is presently completing a number of projects: a memoir called Many Moments More: A Story About the Art of Endurance; Same Band You've Never Known, an alternative musical history of the Beatles; and Musings with Franklin, a novel told entirely in conversation in a bar between Writer, Bartender, and the pervy guy from the suburbs who dresses up as Ben Franklin. Find him on the web at colinfleminglit.com.

Patrick McGoohan as The Prisoner/Number Six in
"Who is Number One?" asks "The Prisoner" 50 years later Colin Fleming
Laurence Olivier and Joan Fontaine in
"Rebecca" is what you get if you ask Alfred Hitchcock to manage up while crafting gothic drama Colin Fleming
Robert Mitchum in
Thank your lucky stars you don't have Eddie Coyle's friends Colin Fleming
The best concert film you've never seen Colin Fleming