Richard Daub

@richarddaub.com

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Musician. Fiction author. Writer of songs, novels, short stories, flash fiction. Ally 🏳️‍🌈BLM🌎☮️🐈🐕 Main: richarddaub.com Spotify: spoti.fi/42us6KJ Medium: medium.com/@rdaub82 Substack: substack.com/@rdaub82 Video: youtube.com/@rdaub82 No DMs please

Cover of the single "Nothing Left But Night" by Richard Daub, a black and white portrait of an older man staring into the abyss of death.
An early 1990s photo of a XXX movie and peep show place on 42nd Street in Times Square, New York City.
Tom Robbins in 1967 working on his novel "Another Roadside Attraction" in an office that appears to be made of cardboard.
A hardback copy of the novel "History of von Schatt (1913-1960)" by Richard Daub placed on an Icelandic pier in front of an old ship.
Front and back covers of "The Island Country" by Richard Daub with a blurb from The Independent Book Review: "A post-World War Two family saga that is by turns sedate and explosive, perspicacious and intimate... it peels back the flimsy veneer of respectability and breaches the shield of duty to expose the simmering passions and resentments lurking behind the facade of the All-American family... a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of the nature of family and the innate drive to find a place to belong."
Cover art for the single "El Farolito" by Richard Daub, a photograph was taken in 1995 outside the El Farolito Bar in the Mission District of San Francisco as crowds of people on the sidewalk went about their business.
At the top, the logo for "On the Run" literary journal of contemporary flash fiction. Below, the blurred image of a child of a group photo and text: "Silence, a short story by Richard Daub".
Maudlin House logo atop the cover image of the short story "You Be Illin'" by Richard Daub. At the bottom of the image, a Run DMC-style "You Be Illin'" graphic.
A BMX bicyclist doing a wheelie and the New Pop Lit logo against a yellow and black checkerboard background.
Cover of the novel "History of von Schatt (1913-1960) by Richard Daub depicting the painting of a ships captain overlooking a ship passing through stormy seas. Next to the cover is a blurb by Kirkus reviews that reads: "Overall, it's a delightful book about a person who inspired no delight... An often enjoyable tale of an unpleasant man."
Dialogue from Richard Daub's novel "The Island Country": "My father told you to stay out of our neighborhood." "Your neighborhood," Horace said, shaking his head. "This ain't your neighborhood, son. This is America." Below the dialogue, the front and back covers of the novel.
Nora Jones seated at a white piano on stage with her band at the Apollo Theater in Harlem during a concert in May 2024.
The cover of the Richard Daub single "At Some Point". The image is an acrylic style painting of colorful dots (points) scattered across the canvas.
A white brick wall and scrawled red text like the cover of Pink Floyd's "The Wall" with the text reading: "Goodbye cruel X, hello blue sky"
Two owls perched on the propeller of a small plane.
In the Roblox world, the frozen foods guy from the supermarket encounters his dream girl behind the counter of a bakery.
Young Richard Daub on his bicycle enthralled by his sexy English teacher leaning on a little red Corvette and smoking a cigarette.