Keep It Regular
They say that it was the event that galvanised the war, but later analysis proved conclusively that it never happened. It was labelled as being the largest false flag operation ever mounted by the joint US and UK Fiction Departments. They were…
i am fat on the held back fuck yous a spider made of shadows of sentiments they flower in my writing i’ve been less than forthcoming and the heartbeat that’s drumming is an echo of the first promising i’ll burst how do…
Sometimes getting in gear on the weekend – which represents the largest swathe of time that I have to write, can be somewhat problematic. Weekends are also the point in the week when it is easiest for me to do things like…
I have to say that the news that Elizabeth Warren is running for the Presidency in 2020 gives me some hope. What I have read of her and the things she has done to curb the influence of Wall Street impressed me,…
I structure most of my longform pieces around the idea that they will take me 52 weeks to complete them. The novels – which are short novels – with a 1000 words to each week would be a good length, and the…
hate is kind of ashamed to make itself known in polite company so it tries to be funny makes a joke and drops a second shoe punchline people shrug shift, refocus why the need to lie within a structure that doesn’t laugh…
The Rattleheads have been mainlining Tooth Fairy again, skirting around the edge of a Sanctity Zone, kicking out localised EMP blasts. A Signal Cop unholsters his interrupt gun and fires a heavy dose of shutdown at them and you seem them fritz…
The early days of the year are a limnal space – the ideational matrix not quite solidified yet, into a picture of what it means. Can it be stacked in a bundle of sticks that all burn the same? One hopes that…
late night kimchi noodles it’s tasty it settles the guts how many cats sleeping in inappropriate places? a girl laying her head down a late night push into some profundity tiny little poems
He watched the beach inside the egg timer slow to a trickle and then he watched the last grain halt. Every particle invested with a meaning not obvious from a surface read. They called him and his kind Screens, because they occupied…