ERIC CHAET (originally published at So-Called Poems) Being a poet, engineer, physician or farmer, grocer, builder plumber, electrician, programmer reporter, editor, professor, historian star performer, clerk, or artisan or judge
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ERIC CHAET (first published at 100 So-Called Poems) Who is fittest? most capable? Who sees, in a fragment of aggregate, all mass & forces— electromagnetic, phases, momentum, torque, transformation?
I learned the other day through John Bennett’s email list that writer Doug Draime had passed away. He was 72 years old. His wife Carol wrote: Dear John, I am
ADAM MICHAEL LUEBKE Los Angeles Within the first few weeks after I’d moved to Los Angeles, I was sitting outside at a coffee shop on Wilshire and Western, and an
ADAM MICHAEL LUEBKE Los Angeles One of my favorite things to do these days is make a strong cup of
I’m not above splashing long Kurt Vonnegut passages on this blog when I see fit.I started reading Timequake on a whim. Like
I’ve been reading Vonnegut’s Timequake, and a few passages have intrigued me. Vonnegut reminisces about his favorite plays (that passage
Comedian Bill Hicks pondered on stage often about John F Kennedy’s assassination. “Do you think they show every subsequent president
ADAM MICHAEL LUEBKE (to find this and other John Bennett novels, visit Hcolom Press) In John Bennett’s novel, Children of
ADAM MICHAEL LUEBKE Los Angeles I remember the first time I was truly alone. Years ago, far from home and in unfamiliar territory I stood, stretching my legs beside my
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