Near-Earth Object
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I must confess (though to do so is to slashAt my own grapevines), we poets often doGreat harm to ourselves — for instance, when you’re wearyAnd distrac…
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I expect you to have Very Strong Feelings about this piece.
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About a year ago, I announced my intention to complete a major writing project that I had begun, and subsequently abandoned, two and a half years befor…
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It’s freezing. I can’t stop shivering. I’m in the middle of a snow-blighted wasteland, and everything is white, and it would be hard to tell day from n…
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A long time ago, I began to take a serious interest in music; that is, listening to it, singing along with it, and indulging in fantasies about being a…
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As an awkward, neurotic, bespectacled smartypants, I am stereotypically predisposed to be a fan of superheroes. And so I am, but only fairly recently. …
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Sunlight is the best disinfectant, so they say. Wicked deeds and ideas can be defeated by offering them up to public scrutiny, exposing them as morally…
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I thought it was about time I gave myself permission to write about things that weren't all that important. We're living through such Unprecedented Tim…
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I am tantalized by the glowing reviews of the new MacBooks running on Apple's own processors, wherein normally jaded tech pundits express their astonis…
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I took some time off last week, which was desperately needed, and it gave me some extra time to do more extracurricular writing. So that's good! I know…
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The United States is politically held hostage by tens of millions of people living in a delusional version of reality. No matter the facts staring them…
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I’m beginning to hate natural selection. I’m not talking about the theory of evolution as a scientific concept, I mean I am having some strong feelings…
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