Catching Autumn

Went to the city today to catch the tail of autumn. Didn't have the energy to go to Central Park. Hung out around East Village.

A poem for the Lit Bulb Festival

This poem is part of the Lit Bulb Festival which can be found here: http://litbulbfestival.com/2015-festival-programme/ 

And many thanks to Matt Potter.                            

Synopsis of a Movie from 1968

In bed, they never take off their masks,

careful not to leave fingerprints

over each other's body parts.

They are two jewel thieves

pulling off the heist of the other,

red ruby lodged in the belly button,

diamonds stashed in the throat,

making them speechless from heights,

the fear of falling through stained glass.

When the police arrive at their villa,

one thief will swallow the other,

will sacrifice no clarity, only glittering eyes
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Found Angels

Was in the city over the past two days and shot these.

Revisiting Spirit's The Family That Plays Together

It's no secret that I love music of the 60s-70s. Although I do have a soft spot for Punk and Grunge that was to follow. I've been revisiting The Family That Plays Together by Spirit. It received a lot of airplay in the day (Scot Muni played it often). It's a very textured album, at times quiet and melodic with beautiful harmonies. Okay, it might not have the gloss and complex themes of what many consider their best album--The Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus--but really, it's worth a listen. This album still holds up to the test of time, believe me.

Some Photos both new and redone

Will be taking a hiatus from writing.

Will be taking a hiatus from writing to study art. It's on my bucket list. Ha!

My photo accepted for cover art of Gateway Review's inaugural issue

My photo has been accepted to grace the cover of Gateway Review's first issue. 

Non-Binary Review accepts a Father Dunne piece

Non-Binary Review has accepted one of my "Father Dunne's School for Wayward Boys" stories for an upcoming issue. The zine is edited by the ever-talented Allie Marini Batts. Very happy. 

A New Zin piece will be up at The Miscreant

A new Zin piece, one that was never published with the chapbook from Red Bird Press, will be featured in Issue 3 of The Miscreant. Many thanks to Amanda Harris to taking it.