Writers Online Community

I’m excited about a new, and useful website for me to become addicted to for a while. For writers starving for community, there’s a new social networking website out there. Urbis is a bit like Friendster, or MySpace, except that it focuses on writing. Share your work, critique others’ work, and make friends in the [...]

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Star Wars Holiday Special

The Two-Hour Star Wars Holiday Special in only Five Minutes!
Merry Holidays, here’s a stupid video for your stocking stuffin fun.

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A Game of Musical Chairs

A poem by Dylan Kinnett

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The Table of Contents Works Now

Check it out, the table of contents is actually useful. This little website of mine is growing so much that the search alone wasn’t cutting it.
Stay tuned, more to come…

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Noetic Transhumanism

I attended a lecture at Wham City in Baltimore recently, and I wanted to jot down some quick notes on the subject. “Noetic Transhumanism” was the main idea tonight, espoused by a neighbor of mine, C.K. Our humble lecturer is in the early stages of an experiment with the idea of Noetic Transhumanism. He gives [...]

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Updated: Spoken Word Page

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The Truth of a Thing

The truth of a thing is the feel of it, not the think of it.
Stanley Kubrick

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Relationship Between Print and Meaning

I came across an interesting distinction between “writing” and “word processing”.
Writing is getting the words right. Word processing is… processing. It’s taking what you’ve written and doing stuff with it. Either bolding this or italicizing that or centering the headline or inserting a table or tweaking the margins or changing the font and sizes or [...]

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By Popular Demand: Spoken Word Links

Before further ado, I give you: the Spoken Word page at NoCategories
You see, I got an email from Dan who writes,
I found your website very interesting on the things you have listed for Spoken
Word Poetry. I wrote down some of the links you gave so I can check them out. I am glad that
I came [...]

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Working through Feast and Famine

The cliché about contracting, self-employment or freelance work is that there are alternating periods of feast and famine. I can attest to that! With this recent “feast” of work on my plate, there’s been an inversely proportional famine of everything else in my life.
About a month ago, I took a six-month, full-time contract for a [...]

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