Adam Bulger
New Jersey native Adam Bulger currently resides in Hartford, CT. As a free-lance writer he has written numerous articles on booze, cops and robots.
Nader Welcomes Lieberman to Life in the Third-Party Lane
BY ADAM BULGER
Ralph Nader (sort of) endorses Ned Lamont.
08.04.2006 | POLITICS
The Farther Side
BY ADAM BULGER
A conversation with Gary Larson heir apparent Nicholas Gurewitch about death, drawing and who'd win in a fight between a bear and a falcon.
04.10.2006 | COMICS
The Hunter S. Thompson Interview
BY ADAM BULGER
The Good Doctor on George W. Bush, sports writing and the state of the American Dream.
03.09.2004 | CULTURE
Dolemite Lives
BY ADAM BULGER
In honor of the memory of Rudy Ray Moore, Freezerbox here reprints our exclusive interview, conducted in summer of 2003.
07.30.2003 | CULTURE
Rowdy Roddy Piper
BY ADAM BULGER
The greatest villain in the history of fake sports talks about Mr. T, life after wrestling and Hell Comes to Frogtown.
02.19.2003 | SPORTS
Illegalizing It: Seattle Hempfest 2001
BY ADAM BULGER
Freezerbox among the stoners.
10.05.2001 | CULTURE
Christ Comics
BY ADAM BULGER
Jesus, comic books and prank calls; a look into the world of Christian comic books.
08.21.2001 | COMICS
John Lee Hooker, R.I.P.
BY ADAM BULGER
Learning to play like John Lee Hooker is like learning how to strut. If it doesn't come natural, stay seated.
06.26.2001 | MUSIC
Cops Can Read
BY ADAM BULGER
If you haven't been reading Police magazine, you don't know what you've been missing.
02.24.2001 | MAGAZINES
Flavor of the Month
BY ADAM BULGER
An open letter to Maxim covergirl and middle-school classmate Tara Reid.
12.14.2000 | CULTURE
Ralph Nader Super-Rally at MSG
BY MOLLY BUCK AND ADAM BULGER
Our New York correspondents finally disentangle their notes from the Nader super-rally at MSG. If you couldn't make it, Adam and Molly provide the home movie version.
10.27.2000 | ACTIVISM
Ace Frehley Is My Copilot
BY ADAM BULGER
Rock and Roll all night, party every day. The hang over lasts decades, smells like grease paint and costs $19 to get into.
05.26.2000 | CULTURE
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