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Monthly Archives: July 2017
Rules
The rules are inherited. Not immutable. Not immanipulatible. They are simply reminders from our mother that exists outside causality. A recommendation if you will. But with every child there comes a time to make its own rules. And I say … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Fiction
Tagged cosmos, electrons, humor, kids, maths, neutrons, physics, protons, remake the world, rules, science
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Book Review: Naked Lunch: The Restored Text by William S. Burroughs
Sanguine poetry dressed in the sex and suffering of addiction. That’s how I wish I could describe Naked Lunch. Addiction is horrifying. Worse than any disease, more debilitating than any ordinary suffering, it is the surrender of one’s identity to … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, fiction
Tagged addiction, allen ginsberg, beat generation, beatnik, classics, drugs, essays, heroin, homosexuality, jack kerouac, Naked Lunch, obscenity, William S. Burroughs
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Coward
“Never tol’ ya where I was headin’. Never tol’ ya nothin’. Just showed up and took it ‘pon yerself ta follow. Well, surprise darlin’, ain’t headin’ nowhere. Been walkin’ since I can ‘member. One broke path to ‘nother. Ya see … Continue reading