Here's the post mortem.
I am profiled in New York Magazine. They did a 6000 word write up, there are 5 full pages of just pictures of me. New York Magazine is seen by half a million people plus. The online version probably equal.
With all that, the world has given me a big shrug.
And that's hard to take.
I always thought someone would see what I do and put me on TV. Invite me to do a show in New York or Chicago.
I'm still plugging away. I do a lot of shows. I've taken a job repairing iphones because I need to get rid of my debt and that's going to take years. Each phone repair stabs me in the face. I'm an anonymous phone technician. A guy with funny hair and tiny tools. (I have a tiny tool...hee hee)
I'm going to be teaching clowning at San Francisco School of the Arts. That's nifty. I am still working for the San Francisco Speakeasy doing my off beat Non-Magician comedy act. Bosley The Magnificent.
But I'm whole heartedly sad. This week marks 28 years since I started with Ringling Brothers.
Being so prominently featured...makes me sad. It's everything I wanted. I really thought someone would put me on TV.
Read it here!
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2015/05/fears-of-boswick-the-clown.html
I am profiled in New York Magazine. They did a 6000 word write up, there are 5 full pages of just pictures of me. New York Magazine is seen by half a million people plus. The online version probably equal.
With all that, the world has given me a big shrug.
And that's hard to take.
I always thought someone would see what I do and put me on TV. Invite me to do a show in New York or Chicago.
I'm still plugging away. I do a lot of shows. I've taken a job repairing iphones because I need to get rid of my debt and that's going to take years. Each phone repair stabs me in the face. I'm an anonymous phone technician. A guy with funny hair and tiny tools. (I have a tiny tool...hee hee)
I'm going to be teaching clowning at San Francisco School of the Arts. That's nifty. I am still working for the San Francisco Speakeasy doing my off beat Non-Magician comedy act. Bosley The Magnificent.
But I'm whole heartedly sad. This week marks 28 years since I started with Ringling Brothers.
Being so prominently featured...makes me sad. It's everything I wanted. I really thought someone would put me on TV.
Read it here!
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2015/05/fears-of-boswick-the-clown.html
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