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In the style of Shakespeare’s Cymbeline funeral duet “Fear no more the heat o’ the sun”, etc. This is for a two-panel comparative work between an old school artist like … Continue reading “Funeral Song for a Dead Washing Machine” – mixed media on canvas in progress
Dear Internet, In the 1990s the word processor wiped out the English majors. Smartphones wiped out the water coolers. You really can never know what people think about – at … Continue reading Dead Internet Banana Soul
View the autosave Scary folklore springs from the mendacity of our shared experiences. It is the dirt, the fragrant decay of our collective imagination scudding through otherwise clear skies of … Continue reading “Reticence of Nameless Horror in Literature and Whatnot”
I spent 592 hours on a writing project. At 40 hours a week, that’s 14.8 weeks of work, 74 days of solid eight-hour workdays. Weekends off. I produced a 400+ … Continue reading Chatprep Topic: Analyzing the Personal Income of a Hypothetical A-List Working Author
It inspired me that he wrote a book. Reading it is an entirely different matter. I look forward to that. I just read an interview of Steven Wright about his … Continue reading Review for Steven Wright’s Harold
Here is a book of lists of books most favored by people who write books that are most favored by all. And by all I mean people living in Western … Continue reading Finding a Box of Lost Written Work
Put the Greek classics in the Bible, put that in Shakespeare, add Kant and Hobbes, stir in some stolen salts from old Araby, tenderize with the finest skrimshanders of the … Continue reading A line about Moby-Dick; or, The Whale – just spitballing here
A new kind of bookmark? Are the books marking territory? Claiming their own? Herpes is like Einstein smart. Herpes smart. I want to sit down and read a nice book … Continue reading Herpes Virus Found in Fifty Shades of Grey
If you accept principles of quantum physics, then you will admit that the location, the precise place and time of the existence of an object is altered by its observer. … Continue reading Books Write Me
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