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The Storm Writer

I used to be an artist, now my life is a work of art. I write about culture, psychology and my experiences. I also teach English.

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Wadiya

Chapter 2 - When the running stops, the writing starts.

I came here for two reasons.

11 days ago
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Episode 14: Getting Good Kids

Hey Storm Riders, it’s the Storm Writer!

A year ago I wrote a google slide show. I know that sound’s like a funny thing to write, but it’s true. In some ways I’d rather write a slide show than a book. It’s easier and less threatening....

21 days ago

Superstition

"Le Chat Noir" (1896) by Théophile Steinlen: While stylized for a cabaret poster, Steinlen was a premier Swiss-born fine artist famous for his deep obsession with feline anatomy. This piece captures the ultimate proud, striking stance of a...

23 days ago
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Episode 13: The Spy Who Loved Me Not

What’s up Storm Riders!

I’m back with a new podcast. I think it speaks for itself. I’m talking about a range of topics on this one, but they’re all tied together with my experiences in being deceived and being cyber-attacked and the types...

3 months ago

The Death of a Face

This is a painting called The Son of Man and it’s by Rene Magritte. This image is perhaps a print because there are some numbers at the bottom.

The Death of a Face

As I’m writing this story, I’m in a small beach town off the coast of...

4 months ago
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