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Archive for January, 2005
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Radio Dystopia
Sunday nights, I host Radio Dystopia…, a radio show on KBGA, the local college station, in which I feature only legally downloaded music, the idea being that I expose folks to stuff they would not otherwise normally hear, they
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That Saturday Afternoon
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She walked up the back dock unexpectedly, and she was beautiful. I hadn’t seen her since she moved from Chicago and I took a job at the Trib. When she left, she told me she wanted me to come along,
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Sunday Morning in the Driveway
I found him down at the riverbank. Larry had disappeared on Thursday. No one had heard from him for three days. Found him down there shivering in the early October morning frost. Laying under a rotting log.
We stopped as we walked up the driveway, and Malcolm had come bounding out the front door. She checked herself at the top of the steps when she saw us, put her hands up to her mouth so that the dishtowel she was holding looked like some crazy vomit caught in suspended animation, flapping there in the wind.
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Attacking the Zionist Dream – a deconstruction
Deconstructed poetry from an inactive blog. Inspired by Jessica Simkovic, written by Marc.…
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Billy Gone Stomp Me
Billy seemed bigger than he usually seemed. But I never stood this close to Billy before. I ain’t never stood this close to no one who ain’ my kin.
Billy done gone an’ took my book, the one with my …
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Let it Go – ee cummings poetry
test run of the audio blog functionality. All other audio posts will be original works or explanations.…
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Polaroid Fiction – Shaney Takes a Photograph
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I was in New Hope, PA back in 2000, and I stumbled upon a box of old photographs at a sidewalk sale. I bought them, and paid more than I wanted to for them. It was worth it, though. Many
