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Oct.22.2012 Global Night Car Global night car is a premise that when one would board a plane at sundown and fly West at the right speed one could fly around the earth in one long night. This concept was proposed to nine poets. Three from California: devorah major, Clara Hsu and Suzan Birkeland, one German and one Dutchmai and...	Apr.02.2012 Adam, Darwin and Androids Creationism need not be equated with religion. Science too deals with the intangible. All hypotheses are based on possibilities; that the possibility is not god does not make a difference to the idea of belief in exploring it. Science has a problem with morality, but will create a...
Dec.28.2011 Cannibal Farm: Bare Bones and People’s Power Two suited guys at a candle-light dinner nibbling on each other’s flesh for a television show does not denote cannibalism. If placed in a larger landscape, it could be seen as a microcosmic interpretation of contemporary socio-political mores. The ‘noble savage’ transported into an...	Dec.02.2011 How Unethical Was Shakespeare? If you have a creative bone in your body, then you can be reasonably certain you have no spine and your soul is made of mortar. I am stumped. All along I had been smiling graciously and occasionally with a degree of complacency whenever I was commended for that flash of insight, that turn of...
Oct.04.2011 Once Upon a Time There Were... (Master Scene 1)... The intent of this blog is to juxtapose art, content, audio, imagery, prose and poetry with an original screenplay, Trench People (TP). Explode is a product of the antagonist's art in TP. TP is the framework for a virtual walk-through art installation like Christo and Jean Claude's...	May.06.2011 Short Prose and Long Poems New South, Ga. State University, Winter 2011 I wasn’t familiar with this litmag before it appeared in my mailbox, but I suspect that previous issues were of the popular thematic sort. For this one, though, the editors have chosen an interesting juxtaposition – short (less than 1000 words)...
Dec.21.2010 Definitely! Mirriam-Webster’s can keep its austere pragmatism to itself. I’ve got my own ideas. The dictionary got out its list of top 10 words of the year based on what people went sniffing around for. The real meaning will be available at the site and others, but what are words if they cannot...	Sep.24.2009 Does cutting always bruise? Someone recently commented that it appeared I had a science background. The reason? I analyse and dissect. I do. But my analysis and dissection is far from scientific. I do not start with a theory, then experiment to prove its veracity. What I do is akin to taking a mould of clay, pulling it into...
Mar.21.2009 Let the Color Flow - Gloria's "Drip" painting technique This is second entry in the "Under One Roof" series. That is, two artists, one writer, one painter, living under one roof. Today I walk into Gloria's studio to see her standing over a 20 x 30 sheet of paper which she has positioned on the floor in front of her easel. And she's pouring...