Email Author Brendan Joel Kelley

Awards

• 2006 - Arizona Press Club Awards, published June 16, 2005

  "High Voltage"

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2004 Stories by Brendan Joel Kelley

• Memphix Rising

  published February 5, 2004

  If you weren't at last Saturday's D-Styles show at the Old Brickhouse, you missed several of the country's best scratch DJs: D-Styles, Ricci... More >>

• Another One Bites the Dust

  published January 29, 2004

  Maybe it was a sign from God. In June 2002, the owners of Nita's Hideaway were fighting for the club's life. About to be booted from their... More >>

• Anatomy of a Fiasco

  published January 22, 2004

  Last week, after pouring my tortured relationship with pornography into print in anticipation of the SuicideGirls Burlesque show ("Suicide... More >>

• FBR Me ASAP

  published January 22, 2004

  1/26-2/1 Sell out? It's impossible at the Phoenix -- ahem -- FBR Open golf tournament at the Tournament Players Club of Scottsdale,... More >>

• Spun Out

  published January 15, 2004

  The advertisements are meant to fool you. "The Last Real Record Store." That's what Zia Record Exchange proclaims itself on TV... More >>

• Suicide Squeeze

  published January 8, 2004

  The venue for the Suicide Girls Burlesque Tour has changed. The show is now scheduled for the Big Fish Pub, 1954 E. University in Tempe on the... More >>

• Greasy Girl Stuff

  published January 8, 2004

  Lesbian author Bett Williams likes to wrestle other women while covered in oil, hence the title of her just-released memoir The... More >>

• Original Soul

  published January 1, 2004

  "Here, put this on." Nearly everyone you met in 2003 came with a personal soundtrack. From the little middle school "sevvie" in your car pool... More >>

• Visual Aid

  published January 1, 2004

  On Wednesday, January 7, the Herberger Theater Center pays tribute to the burgeoning and much ballyhooed downtown arts scene with "Celebrating... More >>

• Turf War

  published January 1, 2004

  No title at stake. No David-versus-Goliath match-up. No villainous group of gridiron ghouls like the Miami Hurricanes. Still, the Tostitos Fiesta... More >>