http://www.andistillmissyou.com/
another great discovery which i had the pleasure of reading today – a mixture of art, photography and interviews
I love free things. I mean, who doesn’t? There have recently been a whole host of PDF magazine sites that have sprung up and I had the good luck to find WIP magazine, a photography magazine featuring up and coming photographers who share their current works in progress. Because I downloaded so many I unfortunately cannot remember where I located this but you can contact the creator here for more details: wipmagazine@gmail.com
so, it’s been a while since i did anything this site, and that is kind of criminal, because i have always enjoyed the remit of this acre of cyberspace. i have been busy with http://intoviews.wordpress.com/; i launched a general ramble blog called http://blogforblogssake.wordpress.com and today talking to myself launched so i can ask and answer questions of myself.
http://shinestreet.wordpress.com/ finally went live with the prologue and i am a healthy way into the first installment with a better idea of the direction and the character of the story.
http://twentytwentyhindsight.wordpress.com has its prologue up. yggdrasil routes will be online soon, as will 575 haiku.
perhaps the most important achievement of the week was the launch of http://thereciprocalindependentsproject.wordpress.com/ which is part of my plan to help forge even better ties between the independent creative community.
rush-on roulette, my e-book site, an arm of musehick publications goes live any day now. and i think musehick publications is going to require a site of it’s own too, aside from the facebook fan page.
the catch-up republishing online of http://talesoftheknotlands.wordpress.com/ the home for the stories which started on the now apparently defunct loom is going well.
yes, i have been busy. i think there is more. look to the links section to be updated asap.
into views
Click the above link to go my new interview site where I speak to different, artists, writers, musicians, etc, about their current and forthcoming projects.
monkeyspank
hit that motherfucking primate hard
this is a flash fiction apocalypse with a sense of humour that dropped randomly out of my skull like a gleaming multi-coloured turd of wonderful
Well, farmtown kind of plateaued out for me and I got bored with it – thus far, my new addiction, Cafe World, seems to be holding my interest. In case you were thinking it – this is, in no way, sad. This is like employing a screensaver for my mind that allows it to idle between the many projects that I am working on.
where nothing is sacred bol. 1
Click the image to go and buy the book
I meant to hook everyone up with a link to my friend’s book and have been remiss in leaving it until now – go and check it out! She’s a great writer so please show some support.
“It takes a wry look at the human condition and its surroundings, via a crafted blend of humour, compassion and imagery. This unique collection includes pieces on universal issues like politics, philosophy and mortality, as well as exploring some more diverse themes – try ‘Aptitude’ for a self-deprecating dig at intellect, ‘Scapegoat’ for an intense journey inside a potential paedophile’s conscience, and ‘Coventry in Bloom’ for a quick behind-the-scenes tour of the poet’s city.This writer’s bemused cynicism is something for all to relate to, and will hopefully induce readers to reflect upon contemporary society.”
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The writers, prizefighters & caffeine inspired all-nighters ning site has been moved to a new address and brand new bells and whistles to keep everyone’s writing experience ticking along nicely.
I have relatives who are in the armed services and I have had friends who are in the armed services so I have always been one of those people who, even if I don’t support the war, have always supported the soldiers. Watching something like Alive Day Memories you get to see things which you might not if you are totally closed minded to the subject of the war. This show doesn’t just show the damage that the war can do, doesn’t just show the sacrifices that other people make on our behalf. What it shows is people who are rightfully proud of what they did. This was a reality check in more than one sense – there are those who have been through Iraq and have come out the other side saying they wouldn’t do the same thing if given the chance, and there are those who would. Some say it’s a pointless war, an unjust war, and while debate about that goes on it is still being fought. Nothing is easily divided into black and white simplicities. I felt for these people but you have to be inspired by them to, or rather, I felt inspired by them.
I think this is an important thing for people to watch.
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