• Sunset Drive
    Posted on 27th September 2004

    Sunset Drive

    Here’s another one from the stack of old disks in the shoebox. If you know me the way you might, you’ll look at this and think, “gee, this is suprisingly colorful” But you know well enough to keep that kind of a comment to yourself, don’t you? (after all, most of my readers keep all [...]

  • Vertigo
    Posted on 27th September 2004

    Vertigo

    I created this image, digitally, when I was in high school. It later became the cover of the first issue of “Apocalypse Playground.” I thought I had lost the file years ago, but it turned up while I was digging for the script I mentioned in my previous post.

  • Street Preacher
    Posted on 25th September 2004

    Street Preacher

    I wrote a play called “Street Preacher”

  • The War Against Terrorism
    Posted on 23rd September 2004

    The War Against Terrorism

    The War Against Terrorism has the coolest acronym.

  • The discovery of “low literature”
    Posted on 22nd September 2004

    The discovery of “low literature”

    My friend Christine is “looking at the discovery of “low literature” in the later part of the 20th cent.” These are notes to help her, or students in her predicament.

  • Minstrels and Yahtzee
    Posted on 19th September 2004

    Minstrels and Yahtzee

    Last night, being a saturday on a college campus, confronted me with the same dilema I’ve seen during every weekend since my freshman year. Do I want a hangover in the morning or do I want to be bored all night? It seems, there is little to do, otherwise. I opted for going to bed [...]

  • Use your archives
    Posted on 19th September 2004

    Use your archives

    I built a nice way to get an overview of my writing here. I hope that the new archive part of Codex will be a useful aid to my readers.

  • “To Win, Simply Play”  v1.1 beta
    Posted on 17th September 2004

    “To Win, Simply Play” v1.1 beta

    “To Win, Simply Play” is a non-linear story. Perspective and direction (but not the plot) of the narrative depend upon the reader’s choices.

  • cocktails
    Posted on 12th September 2004

    cocktails

    It isn’t an education, but rather a half-glance at the newspaper and an opinion that will win the crowd at a cocktail party.

  • Ergodic Literature
    Posted on 7th September 2004

    Ergodic Literature

    Its odd, there’s a way to mass-produce something like a toy castle, complete with catapult, court and cavelier — but they won’t make books in boxes.