On Friday, the makers of StreetWorthy celebrate the release of their second issue. Following is an excerpt from A View from a Broad by Lexi De Rock, just one of a number of contributions to this handsome volume. We find the protagonist in a loud Parisian nightclub right as some loud German guy notices the thing around her neck:
“You are Jew?” thump thump thump
“What? Oh yeah, Star of David. Yes.” bow chicka bow chicka
“That’s cool, that’s cool. I like Jew.” thump thump thump
“Yeah, me too.” bow chick bow chicka
“It’s kind of satanic seeming, yes?” eeeer schreech
“Sorry what?” cricket cricket
“The star looks like satanic star, no?”
“Oh like, like that pentagram star sort of thing?”
“Yes.”
“Yes, I guess so. A little.” cricket cricket
“Oh, that’s cool.”
“Uh huh.”
“There are many Jews in America?” thump thump thump
“Yeah, I guess.” Bow chicka bow chicka
“How is that working out for you?” thump thump
“Sorry? What?” bow chicka
“Having so many Jews? How is that working out for you?” thump thump
“Uh, good?” bow chicka
“Good, good. That’s very cool.” bow chicka
“Yeah, it is.” thump thump thump…
Wanna read more? Pick up a commercial inflatable park copy of StreetWorthy #2 soon at Needles + Pens, Modern Times, Dog Eared, Aquarius, or possibly Little Otsu.
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