“A wise person knows when and how to improvise.” — Barry Schwartz on our loss of wisdom
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Reply
“Pushing the car was easier than I’d expected. I wondered if the adrenaline rush was responsible and, if so, what would happen when it wore off.”
AAA 666
In Nonfiction
“Deidre”
28×22″ (4 panels of 14×11″)
acrylic on canvas
Deidre
In Paintings
“Janis”
15×30″
acrylic on canvas
Janis
In Paintings
I have a work in Erotica 2008, at MOCA DC Galleries March 7 – April 5. 1054 31st St. NW in Washington, DC. I’ll be there on opening night
Erotica 2008
In News
I have a short story in Fray’s first book: Busted! True Stories of Getting Caught in the Act.
Busted: Published Again
In News
“Winona (Shibari)”
44 x 26″
acylic on canvas
Winona (Shibari)
In Paintings
“The youth will find their way,” he said sagely, his unlit pipe dangling from his lips. “They learn quickly that some things are given, and some must be taken.”
Things Taken
In Microfiction
We all have fun when we travel. We migrate thru the formation, meet up with friends, and chat the miles away. Except for Koji. He’s all sweat and determination.
Koji’s Pack
In Microfiction
“Where there is no hope, it is incumbent on us to invent it.” ― Albert Camus
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“Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that’s creativity” - Charles Mingus
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Sevier, a self-defined “criminal sculptor” was best known for his monumental and controversial sculpture “Death’s Table”.
The Strange Obituary of Mr. Renald Sevier
In Microfiction