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Tag Archives: art
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
Posted in Gene's Art, Sample Essays
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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The Art Forger by B. A. Shapiro, A Review
The Art Forger by B. A. Shapiro Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, 2012 355pp, trade paperback notes & discussion questions A Review by Gene Stewart First, this novel is a fascinating tour through Boston’s art world, high and low. Mostly … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Boston, Degas, Forgery, Gallery, Gardner Museum, Shapiro, theft
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FB LitChat w/ JC & SL
“Searchers after horror haunt strange, far places.”–H.P. Lovecraft. It’s not just horror I search for. It’s that ‘something else’ that might inspire awe, too. A shifting in the writing focus? Hmmmm… We’ll see. Anyway, good Wednesday morning, friends. On the … Continue reading
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Tagged art, craft, gatekeepers, genre, literary, Writing
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Pay Writers For Their Work
You want free writing from writers? To put on your Ezine? So you get free ISP too, right? Free art? Free web design? Oh, it’s in print. So it’s on free paper too? Free ink? Free printing, shipping, storage, and … Continue reading
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Tagged art, ego, exploit, pay, vanity press, work, writers
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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
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Tagged art, autobiography, cartoons, Clips, editorial, essay, FB, opinions
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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
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Tagged art, books, Cull, ebooks, epub, Facebook, fanzine, literature, Politics, psychopath
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It’s (not) the Thought that Counts, It’s the Stuff
“[Fighting piracy is] becoming a full time job. There’s literally scores of sites containing pirated copies of my ebooks, and every time I get a DMCA notice served on one another springs up. It’s getting to the point where it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged art, corporate, greed, intellectual property, making a living, money, plagiarism, proit, publishing, theft, Writing
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Art’s Value
Our uncultured society places a low value on culture and art. We pay CEOs millions to remove jobs from America and strip us of everything worth a penny but we grouse at having to pay for a story, a song, … Continue reading
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Tagged art, culture, intellectual property, Jack L. Warner, music, painting, schmucks, synecdoche, value, Writing
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