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Category Archives: Cinema
Location of Crisis in Blue and Red
Video montage excerpt from my novel, The Last Furies (published by Lost Telegram Press). THE LAST FURIES In this lyrical and speculative mosaic novel, enter the fractured worlds of an actress, playwright, and immortal poet, whose legend and influence create … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Prose, Video
Tagged indie publishing, novel, Prose, The Last Furies
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Melodramatic Reel
Let’s start with the photo, the comic melodrama in which you, perfectly staged, are wearing a blue pinafore dress, your dark hair gagged in pigtails, mouth heavily lipsticked, cheeks cherubically rouged, your eyes two flashing ovals of abyss-pooling licorice, sweat … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema, Poetry, Prose
Tagged cinema of the mind, fiction, melodrama, old timey, photograph
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Mission Impossible
Posted in Audio, Cinema, Poetry, Prose, Video
Tagged lyrics to go, mission, musing, Poetry, quest, Spoken Word, voice
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Bop
Posted in Audio, Cinema, Poetry, Prose, Video
Tagged apocalypse, bop, music, play, Spoken Word, text, words, writing
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Moby
Scraps, tatters, and the deluge of mindfill flickering, animating, and magnetically assembling your rumored origins into chamber cinema– you, and you alone watching the graffitied runes of a life, or many lives, curated, transcribed, and projected onto an empathic white … Continue reading
For Page and Screen
It was fun having an in-depth conversation on craft, creative process, and the writing life in For Page and Screen’s Summer Interview Series.
Posted in Artwork, Audio, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications, Theater, Uncategorized
Tagged film, interview, novels, plays, playwriting, podcast, screenwriting, writing
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Morphic Trespass
New vinyl has officially dropped.The back story goes like this: Musician, Ben Wright, and I, played together for many years, at many venues and gigs, performing our eclectic bop and groove fusion of spoken word and bass (occasionally accompanied by drums, … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Audio, Books, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Press, Prose, Publications, Theater, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged Bass, bop, Brooklyn, Dylan Thomas, freeform, jack kerouac, jaz, lenny bruce, lost telegram press, music, new album, New York, Poetry, Spoken Word, street, vaudeville, vinyl
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Frame
Sepia scraps of filmreel burnt around the edges flickering to animate and revive the magnetic shavings of a life soundly projected. The genetics of cinema are always hard at work in the nimble and forgiving dark.