Archive for November, 2010

Issue number 5 of this literary publication is now available for pre-order. Why pre-order? Because you’ll want to read the story about my near-death experience (with Collections of Colonies of Bees) which I penned for this issue. I put a lot into it. You should probably read it. I’m betting [...]

Lots of recent activity with The Wire magazine. In the past two months, they’ve reviewed The Whole, featured an interview, asked me what web sites I am interested in, and will soon be offering an exclusive download of a special edit of Olivia Block’s mix of The Whole. Stay tuned to their site [...]

I’m still recovering from a densely packed, amazing week in Japan. It was my final shows with the group Collections of Colonies of Bees, and my first with the group Volcano Choir. Besides that, every moment was filled with awe and curiosity. Here’s a video that shows some of the things I saw, and will [...]

Recently, at a train station in Tokyo, I was at a ticket machine, which consisted of a screen with various price/ticket options, a series of buttons off screen, and a phone pad.  Not sure what the phone pad was for, my friend said, “Why don’t you call your wife?” So, I dialed her.
Soon after, her [...]

There was a period of time between middle school and high school where friends meant everything.  Mostly, because they were scarce; the true ones, at least.  Those people were always accessible. 72+ hours could be spent hanging out without getting bored, etc.
Now, social media offers an accessibility overload.  We can “hang out” with people all [...]