Letters from a Scene Break
Benjamin ThomasAirports, bars, and the written word. Animals > people. Let's get lost and rewild ourselves. Musings on writing, media, and whatever else.
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Where Does the Time Go?
It goes anywhere but the one direction we want it to! But I guess that’s a good thing. Growth doesn’t work backward no matter the category. Personal, professional, creative? One-way streets and you better not be headed in the wrong directio...
Stoker, Stories, and the Steel City
Time truly has no meaning. A week ago I was on day two of StokerCon, bouncing between panels, the Three Rivers Art Festival, and Pittsburgh Pride, all while thousands of boot and hat wearing Morgan Wallen fans descended for the first of two...
Springing Into Summer
While I’m enjoying the longer days and the evening use of a hammock in my backyard, it’s been two days of temperatures in the nineties and I’m done. Lock up the heat and ship it south. Anywhere but here.
It’s going to be a hell of a summe...
Review - The Dream Hotel
*This review originally published in Shoreline of Infinity
note - when this review was originally published (only about a year ago), the idea of an American/Private Tech surveillance state was a foreboding nightmare, not a reality. Fast fo...
February in a Flurry...
Seriously, after our first real winter in probably a decade, the start of spring has rolled around. Though the sixty degree days are about to give way to a stretch of high-thirties, such is the natural world in New England.
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