My Blockbuster store in Quincy, Mass. is closing. This is why: My Globe article on how brick-and-mortar video stores are disappearing and leaving a wake of nomadic cinephiles
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Take the Lead, my new novel (click on image)
Popular college professor Gabriel Galan has a job he adores in Boston, a hot young lover, and a buddy who goes along on pub crawls and Star Trek nights alike. But Gabriel wants more.When Gabriel's stubbornly independent father needs help managing his Parkinson's disease, Gabriel takes on more than he bargained for, and his smooth-cruising life is about to take a sharp turn as he teeters on the edge of a new crush on Adam, his father's physical therapy dance class instructor.
- JOHNNY DIAZ
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- Sun Sentinel features wrier. Former Boston Globe media reporter. Author: Boston Boys Club (2007); Miami Manhunt (summer 2008); Beantown Cubans (2009) and Take the Lead (2011) Contributing author to "Chicken Soup for the Latin Soul" book. This site is devoted to my book-related news and my writing) My email: Johnnydiaz@aol.com johnnydiaz@sunsentinel.com
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2 comments:
Lately I've only been to the brick-and-mortars to buy the cheap DVDs as they're closing.
I do miss the experience of going to them to pick up a movie. I'm surprised I still have friends because I used to make them mad trying to pick one out.
It's similar to the old-school movie theatres closing on account of the new state-of-the-art facilities offering an "experience".
Thanks Terrence. I can totally see that.
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