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Edwin Decker is the author of the column "Sordid Tales", a staple of San Diego CityBeat, and has contributed to Modern Drunkard Magazine, The Stranger ( Seattle, WA ), Tucson Weekly, Cleveland Scene and other national publications. Mr. Decker has tended bar in San Diego for more than fifteen years at many notable music venues including the legendary Bacchanal and these experiences flavor his book BARZILLA.

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Union-Tribune, Entertainment Guide
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The Peninsula Beacon
'Barzilla' attacks Winstons with sharp wit

San Diego City Beat
Book Review

FM94.9 The Local Pyle (Windows Media Audio)

KPBS - "These Days"
Writer Shares Tales of San Diego Nightlife

"Drunken Thoughts" on 103.7 FM
MP3 Audio clip of Ed Decker's "Drunken Thoughts" from the show "Binge" on 103.7 FM

 

Edwin Decker is a freelance writer living in San Diego, California. He has contributed to magazines and newspapers around the country including, Modern Drunkard Magazine, San Diego Reader, The San Diego Union-Tribune, The Stranger (in Seattle), Tucson Weekly, Cleveland Scene, Creative Loafing (Atlanta), and San Diego CityBeat, the latter of which runs his sarcastic, some-what impolite column called Sordid Tales.

Decker grew up in Monroe, New York where he worked in the produce department of a large supermarket chain and floundered without direction. In 1985, he moved to San Diego where he worked as a drunken bartender in several renowned concert venues. Currently, Decker lives in a small San Diego burg called Ocean Beach with his wife, his cat, no kids and still, unbelievably, no direction. You can read his columns and other writings at www.edwindecker.com.

4/20/08

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