Ribbon
White paper clay sculptures, various designs.
A vein of gold in Paris
Using a tilt-shift lens and post-processing for the colors, I created this photo of a Paris street that looks like a vein of gold.
Clay Sculptures
Assorted paper white clay sculptures.
Floral Ecstacy
After the long, cold, dark winters I find the spring so invigorating. I finally started photographing budding flowers and green city views again.
Hitler Clone (60)
There are 88 Hitler clones in total, every clone being the source material for the subsequent one.
Dock of the Bay
Stunning boat and dock photography.
Virtual Detroit
Photography from around Detroit.
By the Window Sill
These photographs are the result of an accident. While cleaning up a barn, I found three broken, and abandoned windows.
A Spark of Light – Review
A review about a controversial book by Jodi Picoult.
A Review of The Religion of Self Entitlement
A book review about a philosophical fictional novel.
Deconstructing Chocolate George
30 years before there were gastropubs there was Chocolate George.
Expectations by Gary Beck
A Glimpse into your Mind’s Eye: When Reading Poetry Exceeds your Expectations.
Coming Home to the Poetics of War (and Peace)
A review of Syllables of Rain by D.S. Lliteras.
An evening of transformational fiction
An event for writers to experience good writing.
Current Trends and Issues in the Canadian Publishing Industry
A concise survey of the Canadian publishing scene.
The Myth of the Edible Cottage
A children’s tale carries important social information.
Jeff Nuttall: Mind Bombs and Mimeographs
Nobody knows the future, but anyone who shits on The Establishment can say the worst is behind them.
Review of Daphne and Her Discontents
Review of forthcoming poetry book “Daphne and Her Discontents” from Ravenna Press, by Jane Rosenberg LaForge.
North and Central – Book Review
This story feels honest and real. Its natural and realistic arc will pull you in, and it will get more gritty and more desperate.
Heartless
A science fiction short story about robots living with humans.
Wards End
Charles is a child with dwarfism who moves to his recently deceased grandfather’s lake house with his sometimes-excessively worried mother.
The Orphans
Two very different people meet.
Senior Mementos
Fading memories are awakened and new love blossoms within the beat cafes and soda fountains of the mind.
Play Date Gone Wrong
This short story is from the perspective of a five-year-old who is confronted with things heard on the news.
Superhighway
Lives collide in the stop and go traffic of everyday life.
First Love
A short story about class difference within the confined space of a boarding school.
Caesar or Nothing
Georgina looks at my black eye and damaged face with appalled concern but is too polite and professional to ask.
The Day We Met
Sometimes the most unexpected sequence of events leads us to our destined path.
Necessary Goodbyes
Bobbie discloses an agonizing secret to her best friend and discovers that even the people you’re closest to may never really know you.
The Tears of the World
A ghost story that takes a deep bow to Samuel Beckett.
Volantem Daemoniorum
Dark angels ascend from Dante’s seventh circle—
manics who composed their anguish
Words 4
here I sit, & think not
where the danger of this adverse town
Clefting
Between two high notes
The song gives a crack
Where we will meet
Missing loved ones
nightcall
An invitation.
Disguise
A poem about passing, being believed to be something by others which one really is not at heart.
Angry Little Abel
Like a little Abel
Wounded premature
Simple Beliefs
This poem talks about the unfettered belief and the respect for the tradition carried out by our elderly. It is an ode to their simple beliefs.
Closeted
The circle grows smaller as each throb conspires
to rob my fingertips of feeling.
Almost Rimbaud
A poem written with an eye toward the spiritual, magical.
this skin i wear
and now that darkness has
swallowed the sun