Chlorophyll & Hemoglobin
Jesse Hilson \ud83c\udf3f\ud83e\ude78Psychedelia, but monochrome.
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THE ECLIPSE SEEN IN AMERICA ON APRIL 8, 2024 CONSIDERED AS A THEOPHANY GATE
SCENE: SATURDAY POWER OUTAGE
Psychedelia, but monochrome. No big book review this time (those were popular).
The astrologers reel.
When power outages happen, it is a type of Theophany Gate, a group adversity, one that people go through t...
GOOD LUCK WITH THAT
GOOD LUCK WITH THAT
Psychedelia, but monochrome.
This is less an organized review of Caleb Caudell’s The Quarrymen (Bonfire Books) and more a mass of uncollected thoughts in response to the book. I read it in a couple days; the speed of t...
INSIGHT-WEAPON
“‘You can be honest in a diary because no one will read it.’ But a person who can be honest only on the condition of secrecy is not honest.” —Philip Traylen, Snag, June 13th, 2024, page 89
Psychedelia, but monochrome.
There would seem to...
MY GOAL IS ONGOING: Summer to Fall, 2010
MY GOAL IS ONGOING: SUMMER – FALL 2010
I was Natasha’s rough draft.
Psychedelia, but monochrome.
I was Natasha’s first draft.
Her boundaries were lines laid down onto all the actions and places of our lives, that I was expected to see a...
ANECDOTES OF THE DISCERNING NANCY BOYS
Think about GAY TOURISTS. Not tourists who are gay, but rather, people touring through gay landscapes, people removed from the experiences as tourists often are, trying to soak up gay life for their own possible parasitic purposes. But this...
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