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Tag Archives: Art
Dodgem Logic – Colliding Ideas to See What Happens
Well, the first issue of Dodgem Logic is out, the new “underground magazine” published by Alan Moore. It’s an attempt to bring elements of the ’60s counter-culture into the current era, I believe, and I’m pretty excited to get my … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving From William S. Burroughs
W. S. Burroughs – thanksgiving prayer – by Maetthew Thanksgiving is probably the perfect holiday. Well, it’s the perfect holiday to hate, anyway. Tweet
What To Get Your Loved Ones For Christmas
or whatever the hell reason you want to get your friends presents. Get people artwork by Steven Archer. Steven, half of Ego Likeness and one of my best friends (and the person who taught me everything I know about making … Continue reading
Running Up That Hill
The best piece of performance art I’ve ever seen—measured by its emotional effect on me—was short and told a story of estranged youth. It began as a blood ritual set to black metal, it ended with one in the other’s … Continue reading
Novel!
Well, 40,00 words. According to the Science Fiction Writers of America, a novel is a fiction work of 40,000 words or more. I’ve written a couple of novellas, plenty of short stories, and of course I edited a book, but … Continue reading
NaWoCoMo!
November is National [obsessing over] Word Count Month, also known locally as NaWoCoMo! (say it with me!) Here at the cyberpunk apocalypse (that’s the name of the house I’m at, you see), we’re celebrating in style! That is, we put … Continue reading
Yes. More of this, please.
Go look at these long-exposure photos, all done in camera, not manipulated later in the darkroom or computer or anything. It’s called LAPP. Tweet
Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico
I’m becoming obsessed. It might be with caves, it might be with photography. Actually, it might be with bats. We stopped at Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico. It holds the largest cave room in the western hemisphere, and it’s pretty … Continue reading
Tintype!
I ran across a traveler friend of mine who carries a view camera and darkroom in the trunk of their car. They make tintypes. So I found a handsome fellow named Parks, got all gussied up, and sat still for … Continue reading
Chunky Move – Mortal Engine
I don’t know much about contemporary dance. But now I want to. Because this is, more or less, the best thing that has ever happened. Technology is at its best when we don’t need it, when it is something that … Continue reading
