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Category Archives: Sample Essays
A Thousand Words on Ed & Sherlock
Ed Gein’s cauldron came up for auction and Zak Bagans of GHOST ADVENTURES fame, or notoriety, bought it, to be used on his new show DEADLY POSSESSIONS, about haunted objects associated with death in some way. Each episode he displays … Continue reading
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Tagged Ed Gein, Ian McKellan, serial killers, Sherlock Holmes, Zak Bagans
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Past Echoes Present In Future Dreads
We are witnessing America going fascist in appalling lurches. Little is gradual about it although certainly the prep-work took all the decades since WW II. Bigotry, intolerance, and militant nationalism rooted in trumped-up fear and hate usher in textbook Nazi-style … Continue reading
History’s Now: Remarks About The Black Dahlia’s Possible Killer
Fauna Hodel is the daughter of Dr. George Hodel and his daughter, Tamar, who was 14 when he got her pregnant. John Huston is said to have hit that, too, among other celebrities and VIPs. John Philips of The Mamas … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Dahlia, Elizabeth Short, George Hodel, killer, murder, Steve Hodel, suspect, unsolved
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Hidden Influences
Watched on Nat Geo Ch an old but good documentary, HITLER AND THE OCCULT, largely mining Peter Levenda’s book Unholy Alliance. It focused on a sketchy overview of the eerie, even spooky, connections to astrologers and occultists affecting Hitler and … Continue reading
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Tagged Dominionism, Fascism, GOP, hidden, Hitler, influence, swastika
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The Beginning of The End, Black Sabbath’s Last Tour’s First Concert
Black Sabbath, Omaha, Nebraska, USA, 20 January 2016 CE, evening No one to glance at, share with, In moments when events Signify chains of memories Shared memory means life. / W B Kek /// Writers learn to store experience, observation, … Continue reading
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Tagged art, black hole, Black Sabbath, communicate, death, debris, existence, Kek, life, Memory, share
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Huxley’s Hinges: An Essay Toward A Coherent, Inclusive Reality
Drugs let you dismiss what you experience while they affect you. Under the influence, we say. We blame intoxication, a poisoning. Some drugs we call hallucinogens. They engender false visions, we claim. Drugs let us deny what we experience because … Continue reading
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Tagged ayahuasca, Crowley, drugs, Huxley, perception, quantum, reality
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Aping the Worst
Serial killers become celebrities in America and around the world, their personal things collected, their images polished, and their lives endlessly studied by wanna-bes. This despite serial killers having reduced everything to a mindless stupidity: Kill. They are boring imbeciles, … Continue reading
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Tagged 27 club, art, Capitalism, jazz, pain, rock, serial killers, suffering, tortured artist
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Between Blinks
Art is more important than history. What you create matters more than lies agreed upon. The notion of history is bogus. It is simply lack of imagination all around to think the stories told of earlier times are any more … Continue reading
A Day Closely Approaching Winter
Stone Sea – A Socratic, Aristotelian, or Possibly Asimovian Dialogue for A Day Closely Approaching Winter # Cold winds blow leaves and sparrows through crowds of desultory shoppers. A Writer, shoulders slumped, hands in pocket, head hung low, slouches out … Continue reading
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Tagged art, books, cynicism, Optimism, Pessimism, Stone, Winter, Writing
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Making Things Is Better Than Re-Arranging or Breaking Things
I write most of my stories for their own sake, with audience being a secondary or tertiary consideration after-the-fact. Art for art’s sake, I guess. “Money, for gods’ sake,” as 10CC cited. Thing is, as my eldest son … Continue reading
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Tagged art, audience, commercial, communication, fine art, genre, response, Writing
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