Forget social networking. It’s SO 2011. So last year (once this year becomes next year, that is, though it’s quite last year even while we’re still in this year). Social networking is OVER. It’s more over than a flipped pancake.* My prediction is that blogging is going to be BIG in 2012. Like, REALLY BIG. Bigger […]
Finding myself surrounded by index cards containing intricate data, pockmarked for posterity, scratchings of meaningless figures totalling a sum I can’t even compute, and endless screeds of information doused in the moisture from both loving and unloving sighs, I begin the task of burning the evidence they reveal. One hundred and twenty index cards every […]
But a sword can cut off your face, whereas words can only be tattooed onto it. A sword can be plunged into a stone for a nascent king to remove. Words can be written on the stone to warn the king that what he is doing is impossible to mere flesh, and therefore he should […]
Sometimes I seem too ordinary. I consider (too much) how I appear to the cameras. Click and whirr, be free my imagination, such as. It is. What little remains. Go. I can laugh at nothing. For hours on end. With dead end echoes for company. Company. I’m sure we all want to hear the joke. […]
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Blogging, then. They — whoever ‘they’ might be — say it’s dead. They say that no one reads blogs anymore unless they’re written by newspapers, magazines, personality columnists or groups with a particular niche interest. The art of individual written expression has moved to the 140 characters of Twitter, to the Farmville-playing inanity of Facebook, […]