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Selected Writings Some of the following are from documents stored on computer disk files; others have been transcribed from early typewritten documents found in storage. There are also about 15 unproduced screenplays not posted here, and a novel ("490") awaiting publication. |
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| Poems, Short Pieces | From papers found among Zoë's belongings. |
| Needle Exchange OpEd | A 1991 letter to the NY Times OpEd page on Needle Exchange programs. |
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A 1993 essay relating Ms.45, Bad Lieutenant, and Pirate Jenny of Three-Penny Opera to feminist politics. French translation by Jean Ferdinand. |
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| MOBILES | A set of seven short stories, a downtown NYC night time saga. |
| "GIA" - sample monologue | Written in preparation for work on screenplay for GIA (1997) |
| Julian
Schnabel House & Gardens - Oct. 1992 |
An article entitled Julian Schnabel's Velvet Touch, a tour of the artist's home in words and photos. |
| "Bienvenue
à Loisaida" - The Book of Bags |
Letter written to French publisher Éditions Lézards proposing a book containing images of heroin bag art and street stories (1998). |
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Bad Lieutenant: |
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| The Screenplay | Zoë describes the development of the script for the film. |
| The Vampire Speech | A monologue improvised by Zoë during an on-screen nod. (Includes audio of Zoë's monologue from Bad Lt.) |
| The Nun's Confession | The nun repents for having shown no love for her forgiven rapists. |
| Works in progress, 1996 | Zoë describes several screenplays in development in July 1996 interview. |
| Free Will & Testament | Zoë's master screenplay, begun as CURFEW:USA with Edouard De Laurot. |
| "490" - A 400-page unpublished novel: | |
| "490" Book I - Synopsis | A synopsis of Book I of the 490 Trilogy, written by Zoë in 1992 |
| "490" - Chap.10 | From the novel "490", events on W. 11th St. and the "working bear" |
| About the Author | Summary of works, personal bio (1992); accompanied the novel "490". |
All written works are Copyright Zoë Lund [Robert Lund]
