My Blog Week: May 23 to May 29
All the Latest from Torsade! A Word on the Week America’s Problem If the title of this piece makes you think of events like this week’s in San Jose, exactly so. After the Colorado […]
A Torsade Digital Gallery (two)
Another collection of art for Torsade that doesn’t exist on paper. Except for the cover art for Are You Haunted, which has a print version on every copy. This is from a painting in progress, where I liked this phase of it, and wanted to preserve what would cease […]
From Rattus: Giddy (poem)
Giddy Come on, come on you blanched and legless hellbender Tucking the lettuce edging of your gills About your trembling shoulders like a shawl You blanched and legless hellbender Smitten by the torchlight Bronzing the sound-proof undulations Of your pit under rock under ooze Your all in all because you feel […]
A Torsade Digital Gallery
Since digital art has been in the news, and so far as anyone understands the phenomenon may be the future of art collecting; and since I had a day of nonwriting work that kept me from preparing a more content-heavy post, I thought I’d share with my readers some of the images I’ve created for […]
Hammersmith: Backborough Lane (chapter sixteen)
Hammersmith Chapter Sixteen Backborough Lane Backborough Lane began with an infirmary, a blood-brick house with a high flight of steps and barred lower windows. These looked a handy vehicle for youngsters to clamber up and peer inside the treatment rooms. The angle of the house crowded the mouth of the […]
My Blog Week: May 16 to May 22
All the Latest from Torsade! A Word on the Week It Never Hurts to Ask And the party that found the wherewithal to stage the Maricopa County audit in Arizona is unwilling to support the […]
Dust (poem)
Dust Dust clots on table ends A hiving manufactory within Colluding by concealment Iota by micrometer rebukes The rag itself devolves to lint A cry in code descends in sweat and skin And bakes a cake in corners left unclean Its cumbrance plods uncounted Yet to be sure Fatigued and overladen […]