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A Culling
Today’s thoughts culled from letters of comment, my fanzine column, my journal, and Facebook. /// I disagree with the assertion that electronic self-publishing is saturating the marketplace; no. It’s saturating the ebook zone, yes. Which is a hefty chunk of … Continue reading
Posted in Sample Essays
Tagged art, books, Cull, ebooks, epub, Facebook, fanzine, literature, Politics, psychopath
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Unapparent Apparel in Parallel
The moon wears a hat of my dreams Its collar is my wish to know the ground Where seed we spilt and planted grows Sky trees and astral firefly leaves for us In brazen arboreal lust to keep us whole. … Continue reading
Tolkien’s Favorite
There was a man named Lessingham dwelt in an old low house in Wastdale, set in a gray old garden where yew-trees flourished that had seen Vikings in Copeland in their seedling time. Lily and rose and larkspur bloomed in … Continue reading
Posted in uncategorized
Tagged Eddison, HOUSE, Lessingham, opening, Worm Ouroborous
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Breeze Through Trees
Who it is we all know for all us poets have lost one such. All the chirp and chatter, aye. Endless questions that chip away at our heartwood. Where to take our hollow core is always the dilemma we who … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged dirges, Krysia Jopek, Lethe, Margaret Hamilton, Muse, poem, poet, Questions
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The Intelligence of Books
The American Revolution was founded on BOOKS. The root of the word “intelligence” is interesting. In = not. Tele = communicate. Gens = people. So Intelligence means Not For The People. Hidden. Occult. That’s how it was played back then. … Continue reading
Posted in Sample Essays
Tagged access, America, Ben Franklin, books, free public library, information, Revolution, tyranny, tyrant
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Snowed In by NSA Obfuscation, or: Duped Into Debating the Wrong Thing, Again
The media, backed by corporate, are fogging this NSA/Snowden (snowed in?) discussion by conflicting what he did — whistle-blowing to draw attention to crimes –to focus instead on false issues like personal privacy. They are doing this by linking every … Continue reading
Posted in Sample Essays
Tagged controversy, Crime, democracy, espionage, malfeasance, NSA, SIGINT, Snowden, spy, thuggery, We the People, whistleblower
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Us In the US Versus Them’uns
Right wingers versus lefties. Conservatives versus liberals. Citizens versus crazies. It is a binary set situation, with very little overlap on the Venn diagram. Clinical studies demonstrate conservative minds, corporate mentality, right wingers, labels are optional, operate from a basis … Continue reading
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Tagged Capitalism, Chicago School, christianity, conservative, crazies, Keynesian, left wing, Liberal, right wing, RUN
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Resting His Head On Her Tombstone
I still want to hear I still want to know I still want to cuddle To talk in the dark I still want to be with you I am still always here I am afraid of moving I am yours, … Continue reading
Yes, I Write Novels
Someone mentioned Salman Rusdie being tossed to the wolves during the whole fatwa against him thanks to The Satanic Verses and religious bigotry. I’ve written a novel about that. Well, actually, it’s about the choosing, training, and experiences of the … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiographical Writing
Tagged Big Oil, covert operations, Dead to Rights, fatwa, Neo Con, Salman Rushdie, soldier, The Satanic Verses, thriller
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