• quarlo — 4 train poet– new york city
    Posted on 30th April 2004

    quarlo — 4 train poet– new york city

    New York has a fine selection of photobloggers who document the intracacies of life in their busy and bright. These compulsive/professional photographers share their visual journals at sites with interesting names like Satan’s Laundramat
    Anyway, I was browsing through all this at a place called quarlo when i stumbled upon something that I thought was worth [...]

  • 2 Function Form
    Posted on 29th April 2004

    2 Function Form

    we’ve got/ are clockwork
    Interiors/stuff
    Kinks,
    In the machine,
    Thinks
    Dreams
    Separate things.

  • Plot Notes
    Posted on 27th April 2004

    Plot Notes

    i want this available so that I can use it to see how well i’ve done what i set out to do, and how much that matters.
    Ok so I’m not telling a straightforward story, but I have to find a way to keep it interesting.. I thought I would do it by making each little [...]

  • we all vote
    Posted on 27th April 2004

    we all vote

    I finally gave in to the random appeal of the “Recently updated blogs” list. The first phrase to catch my eye was:
    All I am saying…is give war a chance
    and i was disgusted.
    but hey, my vote couts for jsut as much as his does. together, we equal no vote at all,
    and so i am comforted.

  • Hypertext Homework
    Posted on 26th April 2004

    Hypertext Homework

    A class of students at the University of Maryland will be examing my work with hypertext theory and literature as part of their studies, and so I have redesigned that section of the website and added some new material.

  • Wonderful World  – play review
    Posted on 21st April 2004

    Wonderful World – play review

    I attended Maryville College’s production of “Wonderful World” by Richard Dresser.
    This is one of the many wonderful plays first produced by the actor’s theater in Louisville. Here’s a Synopsis:
    An apparently happy family hurtles to the brink of despair in this hilariously twisted comedy about two brothers, one of whom has a serious in-law problem. Feeling [...]

  • Andrew Sullivan
    Posted on 20th April 2004

    Andrew Sullivan

    Educated liberals, after all, decry populism.

  • Kafka and Anarchism
    Posted on 20th April 2004

    Kafka and Anarchism

    Infoshop News – Kafka and Anarchism:
    “It is a well-known fact that the strong hate he felt for his job in the insurance company, which he used to call ‘nest of dark bureaucrats.’ He could not stand the suffering of the injured/dead workers and their unfortunate widows, who were introduced in the juridical-bureaucratic labyrinth of [...]

  • Thomas Raine Crowe
    Posted on 19th April 2004

    Thomas Raine Crowe

    Look out!
    I don’t mean the window,
    I mean the helicopters overhead,
    the buzz on the phone,
    and the police at the door.
    Achtung!
    The sky is falling
    from the atoms they have taken
    from the air.
    The trees cut to build temples
    to oil.
    The brown water no longer
    fit for fish.
    Look out!
    When freedom is just another word
    for what we have lost.
    When peace is another brand
    of [...]

  • Make Your Own South Park Character
    Posted on 16th April 2004

    Make Your Own South Park Character

    make your very own southpark character