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Timothy Herrick, a New Jersey–born poet/writer and journalist, has published multiple books. Herrick has lived in Jersey City “for a long time” and will be one of the honorees at the upcoming Jersey City Theater Center’s 20th Anniversary Global Gala on Tuesday, March 10. Slice of Culture recently sat down with him to discuss two of his works: “Subconscious City: Love, Art & Artists” and “The Gundersons.” 

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00:00Love, art, and artists. Meet Timothy Herrick, a longtime local who dropped us into his writing journey and his latest
00:08book, Subconscious City.
00:10Written between 2017 and 2021, Herrick offers a collection of contemporary literary fiction about art and artists, their lives and
00:20loves, all set in Jersey City.
00:22For five years, I wrote a Jersey City blog called Dislocations, where I would also write about artists, and nobody
00:32was writing about artists back then.
00:35Blogs were new, and blogs were hot, and I knew a couple of writers who had started a blog, and
00:41I'm like, I can do that.
00:42I wrote about a lot of things, but also mostly about Jersey City, and that seemed to catch on with
00:49Subconscious City and the blog before it, and even now.
00:54What's fascinating about cities is the revolution.
00:57You know, the way the city changes, and to see those changes, and to see how those changes coincide with
01:05generational changes and changes in the nation and the world,
01:08it's really quite interesting and fascinating to me, and really rich territory.
01:14And plus, I love to walk around and contemplate, you know, the world or my mind.
01:20I love to walk around Jersey City, and Jersey City feeds that to me.
01:24Where can people find your books?
01:26They're available on Amazon, but also at Word Bookstore, and we're trying to get them at some other local bookstores.
01:32Is there anything else you want to add?
01:34I don't know. Is there anything else you want to ask me about how long I've lived here?
01:39Oh, yeah.
01:40I've lived here a long time.
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