Tee hee hee hee hee hee hee.
I’m really really interested in the structure of fiction. Not just something so basic as knowing the difference between a framed and an unframed story. I’m really into tracing where the author chooses to shift in time between “present” time and the time of the narrative itself.
I’m also really into how [...]
Dream stuff:
1.) I went home to hawaii and my mother was pregnant. But since she was “so old” her skin looked like black nylons and the baby hung from her belly like it was suspended in a net. It was awake and conscious, and it looked at me through my mom’s skin. It [...]
I love Maiki. I love Yuu.
And I love everyone who really tried to give me long distance hugs on my livejournal in my last friends-only entry.
If I wrote about it, you wouldn’t read it. I’m ok now. because I’ve got friends and a reasonable mind. although it’s stupid-painful.
By the way. Today is my [...]
I didn’t take a shower today. I sat around in greasy hair playing video games and reading.
And I had the shock of my… life? Ethan came back from Portland and asked me to help him get something from the car. I walked outside, and two Japanese girls jump out from around [...]
IT’S MINE IT’S MINE IT’S MINE IT’S MINE!!!
photo taxed without permission from the auction I won.
I rule I rule I rule I rule!! Now I’ve got all four of them. God damn how long it took me to finally find this one! (You suck at life if you don’t know [...]
John Milton, from Areopagitica
“…for books are not absolutely dead things, but do contain a potency of life in them to be as active as the soul that whose progeny they are; nay, they do preserve as in a vial the purest efficacy and extraction of that living intellect that bred them.”
Isn’t that fucking awesome?
a character descriptor: politely clueless
Tell me if you think that results like this would be statistically significant at all…
Let’s say that researchers were studying a certain species of insect. These “tidal bugs” were observed to have very elaborate feeding cycles that peaked regularly, and for SOME individuals, the cycle was in sync with the tides, even for [...]
The panels are mostly amazing. The questions are mostly awesome too. I’ve only gone to one panel that was a pretty big dissapointment.
My favorite so far was the first one we went to about the short-short story, prose poetry, or “flash fiction”. Some writers read some of their work and then there [...]