David Griffith is the author of A Good War is Hard to Find: The Art of Violence in America (Soft Skull Press).  His work has appeared in the Utne Reader, The Normal School, IMAGE and on-line at Killing the Buddha.  He is at work on a book titled Pyramid Scheme: Making Art and Being Broke in America.

Real girls really do dirty things betweenwhiles. Would you like to see?

lifelong music lover. i write songs but should never be allowed to sing in public. there's usually shower singing with a chance of acoustic guitar in my house. i listen to a little bit of everything. but a whole lot of indie, folk, jazz, reggae and whatever i just discovered by mistake.

I love music and singing. I record myself for fun only. I'm the first to admit my voice isn't perfect, and neither are my notes. But I record myself as a way to improve.

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