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Sparky Jackendoff

Essays & stories bordering on the super natural ( very natural rather than supernatural)

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HOUSE a’ CARDS


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Don't tell me
  the mysteries of life
  not the origin, the source of the soul!
No, and don't tell me
  'bout hell all fire...
9 days ago

The Great Carbunkle

The Great Carbuncle and The Exquisite Corpse

This caption is intended as a Prologue to the chapter “Everything’s Connected,” as an explanation of how I might make extravagant claims upon the future of humanism, that indeed, I believe in...

16 days ago

Coincidensity

My ex-wife’s mother was orphaned at a very young age. Her father was lost in World War I, on a secret mission across the German lines somewhere in France, and her mother died immediately afterwards in the flu epidemic of 1918. Orphaned in 1...

23 days ago
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The Pecking Order

I was sitting between the founder of General Systems Theory and the inventor of Pascal, which was an important programming language at the time. Now the most famous Nascar driver in Cleveland may have no idea he is sitting alongside the mos...

a month ago

In Search of the Tawdry

IN SEARCH OF THE TAWDRY

Tawdry - a portmanteau of St.Audrey, derived from St. Audrey’s lace, a cheap and gaudy jewelry for sale at mediaeval fairs.

I had just got the finishing touches on a portrait of Charles the pianist in soy sauce...

a month ago
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