May 30
A Frank Blair (1915) hologram bleakly announces the death of Sun Ra (’93). So opens the new Howard Hawks (1896) film, a bizarre new take on the murder of Joan of Arc in 1431, … Read more
Monthly Archives: May 2018
May 30
A Frank Blair (1915) hologram bleakly announces the death of Sun Ra (’93). So opens the new Howard Hawks (1896) film, a bizarre new take on the murder of Joan of Arc in 1431, starring … Read more
Good Kill Hunting
Thoughts and prayers go out to bears whom hunters can now stalk inside their den. That’s not the only rub: they now can shoot the cub. O, what it takes to create manly men! And … Read more
Yanny and Laurel
Willow rite. Weeping wrong. Another palliative platter of poached persuasions for the putative pluribus. Magic gooning gone wild. The free state falling. Puppets and drones tracking phones, pheromones, flames fanned by versed robots, ice … Read more
Mustered with Relish
Reasonable dialog, dead as a hot dog, has been packed away with the rats. Freedom of thinking, burnt out and stinking, is now criticized as ersatz. In the land of money, the currency is lies. … Read more
Melt Freeze
Two waters wet and dry burn and chill illuminate mountains extinguish stars melt freeze pose timidly on leaves sweat bullets in peacetime shimmer in war calling sand to task impregnating rivers screaming tears dilute and … Read more
T-Bone’s Stake
Well it’s T-Bone and the Russkies and their pack of inbred huskies we see scrambling every day for some solution. Seeking some equation that will pacify the nation, maybe say it’s just evasion, not collusion. They … Read more
May Day 49
Forty nine questions. The croaker croaks. The tweeter tweets. The garden of heathens is showing its colors. In the weeds predators huddle. Seeds of democracy are scattered. We must be active gardeners to insure truth … Read more