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For almost a year now, I’ve been actively soliciting Internet strangers to send me a postcard (in addition to the usual ways of contacting me, via comments or email). I had no idea it would be so-successful: I’ve received a postcard...
If you are an American who grew up in small-town Midwest like me and the closest thing you had to Mexican food growing up was Taco Bell (or more dire, Taco Johns), you might be forgiven for having weird ideas about Gorditas. I’d forgive...
The ebook edition of Corners of the Deep Dark is popping up at various retailers. You can preorder from Amazon and Kobo, with more retailers to come. If you’re not in the US, the book is also on your localized ‘zon or Kobo store. All...
Like Patrick, I am finding myself utterly crushed by the passing of Dolly Parton.And then I think about the fact that my love for her music has come mainly from my yoga teacher, Viv's love for her and how she has shared that with us....
Blog post: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article1168/the-minions-of-avian-intelligence
Our reason for departing Griffith Park early was to get ready to attend a Jimmy Kimmel Live! taping. The tickets are free, but must be ordered in advance. I found the 1iota website, signed up, completed the form, then waited to hear if...
📸 August snapshots. (Or: What I did on my summer vacation).
I’ve been busy for almost two months filled with life challenges that makes me feel like it never seems to end. As a result I’m struggling to juggle it all while trying to generate enough revenue to pay the bills and put food on the...
Understanding, Not Permission, on August 26, 2026 I don’t want you to walk away from this opinion piece with the wrong idea, so let me state this very clearly up front: There is no ethical usage of Generative AI. And we won’t waste time...
fond of a touch I’ve never received…your hands escape me. no home for romance; libido on vacation. twenty thousand milesaway from my cognizance–mywell-being disturbed byevery thought of you. what do you call that? what should we name it?...
From Empire of the Winds: The Global Role of Asia’s Great Archipelago, by Philip Bowring (I.B. Tauris, 2018), Kindle pp. 98-101: Both Hindu and Buddhist beliefs benefited over time from gifts of land made by the pious. Gradually and with...
As part of an extended weekend in Wales visiting family back in July, we finally made it to Colby Woodland Garden. We've driven past it countless times over the years but as usual never stopped. It's clear the moment you arrive that this...
Just sinking into a new issue of Concrete after so many years of doing without remains as satisfying and, I guess, “cozy” is the word of the day in regards to referring to certain types of literature. Even with this issue ramping up the...
Computers have always been hard.