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Joshua Wheeler is from Alamogordo, New Mexico. He teaches creative writing at Louisiana State University.

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Average rating: 4.04 · 285 ratings · 48 reviews · 2 distinct worksSimilar authors
Acid West: Essays

4.03 avg rating — 278 ratings — published 2018 — 6 editions
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“Last year the Pupfish were banned from Applebee’s for ripping apart the dining room while trading blows with a bunch of airmen who got to giggling about the team’s name.”
Joshua Wheeler, Acid West: Essays

“The awful great thing about baseball is that it’s boring as hell to watch. I can get lost in pondering all of existence, but I’ve got the crack of the bat to snap me back into the story, ground me in the game, in life for just a moment before I drift again into a lazy anxiety about the universe.”
Joshua Wheeler, Acid West: Essays

“The newspaper called them “Atomic Cows” and they traveled like a sideshow from Alamogordo to El Paso and back again. In December, Paramount Pictures came to town and “secured some good pictures of the cattle and also of two cats which have changed coloring.” This stretch of fame did not last long. The military took note and started rounding up the mutated cattle that hadn’t already been slaughtered, about three hundred head, and sent some as far away as Oak Ridge, Tennessee, where they were poked and prodded and bred until they were raw. Only twice in the 1950s would the atomic cows at Oak Ridge hit the headlines, both times to say they were fine or dying of natural causes or didn’t seem to be passing on any mutations to their offspring.”
Joshua Wheeler, Acid West: Essays

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