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Clips from FB from my birthday last year until now
Failure is art, and art is failure. We fall short, inevitably, even if awarded. It’s nice to have community accolades, and it does have an affect on how one’s art is perceived and thus its community worth, or value, but … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiographical Writing, Gene's Art, Sample Essays, Stewartoons, uncategorized
Tagged art, autobiography, cartoons, Clips, editorial, essay, FB, opinions
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Heads-Up-Display: Don’t Blink
Rat Stew A Column for Tom Sadler’s APA zine The Reluctant Famulus TRF #96 by Gene Stewart Heads-Up-Display: Don’t Blink Shit floats and imagines itself superior. That’s what came to me as I thought about writing. As I thought about … Continue reading
Posted in Sample Essays
Tagged antiquated, category, change, digital, genre, internet, publishing, Writing
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Wednesday Afternoon, No Closer To Knowing
photo courtesy of Krysia Jopek No strings, she said. Hollow instrument of Seductive curves. Serpentine cuts, Dark interior. It won’t play, she said. I cannot play it. Soft thumps Flat of echo Mocked us as We set it down … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged curves, girl, instrument, Krysia Jopek, melody, no strings, violin, woman
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Just Another Ape Behind Glass
Like any other rape in any other zoo, he knew the glass was there but didn’t understand why. Or did he? Glass was considered more humane than bars, but bars allowed at least the chance of touch. Glass didn’t even … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiographical Writing
Tagged Ape Behind Glass, compassion, gorilla, sad, zoo
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Fragment of Liturgy From Hessia Abbey
Vast is the Earth, yet so is it small. To a demon, Earth is a bauble. To one lost in a desert, Earth is a solid echo of the sky. Between those truths we live our mad scramble lives from … Continue reading
Unheard Echo
How to be free from Contingency When distant edge Is all I see? How to catch up to Family Who rush into Complacency? How to be seen, to Simply be? This ghost existence Murders me. We are both here now. … Continue reading
Road Rage Serial Killer Strikes Again, Escapes As Usual: A True Story
Once, in a rented car, driving through TN or KY, whole family in the car, on a two lane during a blizzard complete with fog, some idiot in a black car, no headlights, came ripping up at 90 and cut … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiographical Writing
Tagged blizzard, coffee, dangerous driving, KY, officer, road rage, serial killer, TN, true story, wreck
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We Don’t Feel So Good These Days
Mononucleosis is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus, which is a retrovirus – goes dormant and can surface to flatten us. Its origins remain mysterious. Lyme disease, another retro virus, almost certainly came from biological weapons experiments on Plum Island. It … Continue reading
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Tagged Aldous Huxley, Bio war, corporate, Fascism, plague, psychopath, The Devils of Loudon
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Hello, Angelina (Ellen Page, Jr.)
Forgot to get your website and would like to see your art. My email is Stews9@cox.net. Namaste.
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The Ocean At the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman, A Review
The Ocean at the End of the Lane Neil Gaiman William Morrow, 2013, 178pp hc, First Edition ISBN: 973 0 06 225565 5 $25.99 (a bargain at twice the price) A Review by Gene Stewart Our narrator at the start … Continue reading
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Tagged End, Ficta Mystica, Gaiman, Lane, magic, Memory, mystical realism, Neil, Ocean, pain, Protean, reality, regret, review
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