Chevy Nova Scotia

What do smart boys do when sweet sister suffering refuses to provide suckle from her withered bosom? Stand around and act invisible like Marlon Brando at a Black Panther rally? For the dual protagonists of CHEVY NOVA SCOTIA the concept of "true suffering" is so foreign that it becomes an exotic obsession that drives two contemporary Quixotes on a tragicomic travelogue across North America to its final outback: The Salton Sea, CA. Jason Michael Martin's writing has been featured in the journals, "Hotel AmeriKa", "PaxAmericana Journal", "Alt-X Magazine", "The Art Bureau", "Cherry Bleeds", and others. He is the screenwriter of "37 to 401" a short film catalogued and screened at Pacific Film Archive at University of California, Berkeley as well as Ocularis Films in Brooklyn, New York. He is also the editor of "Hubris Magazine" and co-author of UMA SOCA, a book of photos and text centered on Bali, Indonesia, published in 2002.