January 2009
Where do we stand on Internet Copyright Law? →
Do you see the image above the text? I chose it without the artist’s approval from this website but traced the origin of the image back to this website. Should I feel guilty about it?…
How to write an novel online →
Have you been thinking about that novel you’ve always wanted to write? Now is a better time than any to self-publish. In the next ten years, the online audience will double and maybe even triple,…
Modern Book Publishing and Book Culture - TIME →
Tom Drake: Consumer Anti-Hero →
poem →
I am full of hope anticipation and wine but curling on the edge like a burnt napkin despair, dread, the memories of failure what a cold bunch of phrases and yet that’s what it feels like I’m…
Pish, Posh said Hieronymus Bosch →
One of my favorite childhood books, “Pish, Posh said Hieronymus Bosch,” by Nancy Willard and illustrated by the Dillons.
Even our misery is fake →
Street Anatomy →
The Tightrope Walker →
The Magic Pill, or Self-Destruction →
Whitman was right →
“Simplicity is not the goal. It is the by-product of a good idea and modest...”
– Paul Rand
poem →
even our misery is fake gray newspapers stuck to the wall ink bled from one column to the next stock market quotes in giant red digits proclaiming the end More Poetry …
Lethe returns to the Senora’s apartment after the... →
The Director Calls →
The Spanish Party →
Last Evening with the Senora →
poem →
even our misery is fake gray newspapers stuck to the wall ink bled from one column to the next stock market quotes in giant red digits proclaiming the end More Poetry …
“Every status update, every comment, every little fart of consciousness that gets...”
– http://story2oh.com/2009/1/9/war-and-peace-webstyle
“In my mind, numbers and words are far more than squiggles of ink on a page. They...”
– http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?id=savants-cognition-thinking&sc=WR_20090113
But does it float →
Last evening with the Senora →
James Joyce →
Whether we know it or not, Joyce’s court is, like Dante’s or Tolstoy’s, always in session. The initial and determining act of judgment in his work is the justification of the commonplace…
Hammer and Nail →
