A Tale of Two Flags D. Paul Angel I am currently reading The Hero With a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell with Sonia Lal and Katherine Hajer (who has already managed to post an early review of it!). It is a book rife with symbols. Some of which are patently obvious, some of which require … Continue reading A Tale of Two Flags
Month: June 2015
Illustrating “Beyond Babel”
Illustrating Beyond Babel Beyond Babel was my #FridayFlash piece from a couple Friday's past. I view the #FridayFlash pieces as an amazing way to explore and try new means of storytelling. I really liked the idea of Beyond Babel, but I can't say as that I was overly thrilled with my execution of it. (Either … Continue reading Illustrating “Beyond Babel”
Final Drawing, George Rogers Park
Final Drawing, George Rogers Park So I didn't even manage a week of posts! Knowing myself, and my life, this is neither surprising nor worrying; it is just going to happen. So instead of (more) navel gazing, how about I just go ahead and tell you what I did yesterday instead? I drew. Yesterday was … Continue reading Final Drawing, George Rogers Park
The Sasquatch Under the Bed
The Sasquatch Under the Bed D. Paul Angel 812 Words Edited 10:34, 5 June 15 - I changed how I handled identifying the Sheriff in the narrative. I think it flows better now and makes more sense to boot! There was no substantive change to the story itself though. - DPA "An escaped serial killer? … Continue reading The Sasquatch Under the Bed
Blue Milk Special – ****
Blue Milk Special By Leanne and Rod Hannah * * * * Star Wars came out when I was in First grade. Other than having a squirt gun for a blaster and a whiffle bat for lightsabre, there was actually very little of the movie that I remembered. I did have a decent collection of … Continue reading Blue Milk Special – ****
Well Sh!t
So, I am literally only a couple posts into this write-every-day-and-post-it-challenge and I am already realizing the error of my ways. Sort of. I posted the review of the Wheel of Time series, even though I didn't feel that great about it. Nor did I particularly feel all that pleased with Wash is My Co-Pilot. … Continue reading Well Sh!t
The Wheel of Time Series- * * *
The Wheel of Time Series By Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson * * * I made it through! Have no doubt, finishing the Wheel of Time (WoT for short) series in its entirety is a daunting task. There are 14 books total, and I am fairly certain the shortest is over 150,000 words. Needless to … Continue reading The Wheel of Time Series- * * *
Wash is My Co-Pilot
I saw a bumper sticker the other day that read, "A Leaf on the Wind, Wash is My Co-Pilot." I love geek in-jokes, and I will often research ones that I don't get. Having seen Serenity though, I got this one just fine. As much as I enjoyed it, I also chuckled that Wash's landing … Continue reading Wash is My Co-Pilot
Write More Right Now
I started this blog about a year and a half ago. When I first created it, I populated it with several different categories, as a means of organizing the subjects I wanted to write about. I have done an OK job of posting #FridayFlash pieces, but have pretty much neglected everything else. So, I am … Continue reading Write More Right Now
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