JEREMY GLOFF'S
Essays and Short Stories
a collection of some of my favorites
The Madonna Chronicles
Biographical essay detailing the parallells between Madonna's career and my own life.
The Best Children's Book Series Of All Time
I Collect children's books. Here's a written overview of my most prized collections.
NY Summer Tour Stories
In August 2006 I did a small tour to promote my "Now's The Right Time To Feel Good" album. During the course
of my trip were emotional visits to people and places of my past, painful re-evaluations of my family relationships, and a prison visit to my friend Michael Alig. It began in Buffalo with a smile and ended in New York City
burnt out and anxiety-ridden. And once I came home I wrote it all down...
Jill Jones: An Essay About One Of My Favorite Artists
You may remember Jill Jones as the hot blonde from Prince's "1999" video and from "Purple Rain". Upon
deeper investigation you'll find Jill to be an artist who's explored the greatest extremes of both
darkness and light. This essay explores my personal connection to the work and life of Jill Jones.
Erasing David
And so here is a harrowing tale of love, sex, cyber-sex, obsession, depression, fatigue, and empowerment.
Feeling strongly for a boy who didn't treat me well but the way I treated myself was worse. Endless tornadoes
of unanswered questions and shockingly unhealthy behavior. To be released from this self-created psychological prison I had to sort through it with words. After reading this he never talked to me again. Was he ever my friend
in the first place?
Joni Mitchell: A Career Retrospective
In anticipation of Joni Mitchell's 2007 "Shine" album I wrote a retrospective of her recorded work 1968-2007.
Sunlight And Shadows: A Walk Through The Worlds Of Josie Cotton
This is a piece I wrote examining the parallels between Josie Cotton's 1981 release "Convertible Music" and
her 2006 album "Movie Disaster Music".
Two Windows In Atlanta
While playing a show in Atlanta in 2007 I returned to the house of a boy I once loved. Sometimes you have to
go backwards to be able to move forward...
Where Has Pop Culture Taken Us?
This essay was featured on the Bay Domain webzine in 2002 - at the height of the Michael Jackson controversies.
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