Tag: politics
Wanderings of a writer in the digital age #3 (2014)
Let's go backwards through hell... what do you call this kind of writing...man? Rock and roll my friend. Rock. And. Roll. SHOES SHOES SHOES I put nickles in my penny loafers, and people seem to respect me more. Eight percent more. get it? I'm sorry society... But you can't wear sweatpants in public...deal? It just… Continue reading Wanderings of a writer in the digital age #3 (2014)
Wanderings of a writer in the digital age (#1/Season 2, 2014)
I know this sounds strange, but it is pretty freaky writing a novel (that's far out there already) in a house after you're told there's a severe bat problem. what is severe, i mean that's bad you know, and he said i can get you in to fix the severe problem in three weeks. I… Continue reading Wanderings of a writer in the digital age (#1/Season 2, 2014)
No Politics…when sober
"He is the main influence on the writing of Henry Miller, by the way, that modern flamboyant tone of knocking the chip off the shoulder of horror, that sincere agony, that redeeming shrug and laugh... The political crisis of our time is no more important than the Turkish crisis of 1822, when William Blake was… Continue reading No Politics…when sober
Good Point Kerouac #1
Adventures In American Writing 