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Dark Vibes, Brightly
VAULT-7 is a code name for a US/UK joint covert surveillance program using electronics and anything with a chip in it to spy on us. The CIA created its own NSA using malware inserted, via promises of profit, paid bribes, … Continue reading
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Tagged CIA, electronics, glimpse, insight, light, mystical, NSA, PKD, Rosicrucian, surveillance, Vault-7, Weeping Angels
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In Darkness We Alight
Embrace the darkness. Why? Look at the sky, at night. Look at the universe. It is a simple fact: Darkness subsumes all light. Stars burn out. Darkness does not. Lucifer had to BRING light. Prometheus had to STEAL fire. Darkness … Continue reading
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Tagged dark, Darkness, light, Lucifer, Prometheus, universe
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Hard Won Writing Pointers
Old writing adage: “I am not I, he is not he, they are not they.” Never mention anything until it’s necessary. Then do so as obliquely or as concisely as possible. Pick a single story line to follow through. A … Continue reading
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“Lovecraft, Howard, and the Rest of Us, or: Is It Wong To Be Pulpy?”
Bailed out of DAUGHTER OF THE DRAGON, 1931, with Anna May Wong and Werner Toland, which kicked off a TCM tribute to Wong, and this led to some thoughts about racism, pulp, and quality. Toland played Charlie Chan, most … Continue reading
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Tagged Anna May Wong, H. P. Lovecraft, horror, pulp, Robert E. Howard, Writing
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Snow Cry Tarot by Gene Stewart
A graffito cartoon of a man with a shovel over his shoulder walking a T-Rex on a leash caught Lesser’s attention as he strolled through a district of gentrified brick factories and warehouses near the Missouri river. The Tyrannosaurus was … Continue reading
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Tagged Lesser, Max Welle, Omaha, Pernille, Snow Cry Tarot
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Cixin Liu, (The Three-Body Problem and other novels), caused racist controversy among the alt-right sick puppies — they refer to themselves as sad but the are sick fucks — who proceeded to ruin the Hugo Awards by gaming the voting … Continue reading
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Tagged alt-right, culture war, Koch, oligarchy, treason
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Seamless, Invisible
“Seamless, Invisible” by Gene Stewart Serious men sat around a conference table. They all wore the uniform of power, a business suit. All were over 40, most over 50. A couple had surpassed 70 years but looked 30 years younger. … Continue reading
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Tagged fiction, Invisible, Seamless, secret rulers of world, Trip, Upgrade
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“Good Enough For Police Work” as by Art Wester
“Good Enough For Police Work” as by Art Wester A woman walked into a chaotic police squad room late in the afternoon. She stood waiting until someone, it happened to be a homicide detective, noticed her. She was then … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Wester, Ficta Mystica, fiction, Gene Stewart, Good Enough For Police Work
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RUN: Rise Up Now – Fight the Fascists
Watched NBC News inadvertently on Sunday and discovered it is rife with right wing attitude and ‘lesson’ stories. Reminded me strongly of how brainwashed we were when I was growing up. Obviously the 1% is afraid of us now and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1%, agitprop, Capitalism, corporate, Fascism, media, NBC, RUN
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Now or Never
Recently bought unabridged copies of The Three Musketeers and Twenty Years After by Alexander Dumas, per, the first two of the four Musketeer books. It struck me that we need fiction of that sort today. Instead of the now-standard dystopias, … Continue reading
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