You can always tell how good a nightclub is by analyzing the girls bathroom scene. Prince’s Glam Slam in Los Angeles did not disappoint. I entered the opulent downtown club anointed with the neon gender-blending symbol Prince created after Warner Brothers castrated ‘The Purple One’ over contractual disputes, forcing Prince to forfeit his royal name… Continue reading Sipping Vodka in Prince’s Glam Slam
Author: Pam Ward
Pam Ward’s first novel, Want Some, Get Some chronicles LA after the ’92 riots. Her second novel, Bad Girls Burn Slow, is about a serial killer working the funeral business. An award-winning author and UCLA graduate, Pam also operates a Los Angeles-based graphic design studio. Pam is currently working on her fourth novel I'll Get You My Pretty, a true story about her aunt, a Black Dahlia suspect. You can learn more about Pam at pamwardwriter.com
Black Musicians Didn’t Give A F*ck About The Black Dahlia
Excerpt from “I’ll Get You My Pretty” Black Los Angeles & The Black Dahlia by award-winning novelist Pam Ward. “Every musician has his last gig,” Joe said. Drummer Man, the youngest of the group, polished his sticks and put them away. The other musicians zipped their cases or gathered sheets of music. Like a cigarette… Continue reading Black Musicians Didn’t Give A F*ck About The Black Dahlia