Friday, October 19, 2018
Thursday, October 18, 2018
Eary Warning: No Liza Zayas Today
She's taking a much needed break. If you'e still needing a fix, check out the archive of past Underground Garden columns right now at Oddball Magazine.
Wednesday, October 17, 2018
Welcome Them Back to Wednesday
It's the return of poet Lynn White and artist Sally Deskins. A great way to close out today at Oddball Magazine.
I Had Issues! My Old Review of New 52's Detective Comics #1-4
My first review documenting the first of many disappointments from the New 52. Disappointed that I never made the prediction that the Jokerface story was going to be resolved in Snyder's more popular Batman book. Originally published December 13, 2011. Edited for clarity and spelling corrections.
Poetry Wednesday!
Welcome new contributor Matthew Rotando and old favorite Ira Joel Haber. Wednesday is underway at Oddball Magazine.
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
October 18: The Stone Soup Poetry Workshop is Back
Sure, we'll be doing our regular open mic this Thursday, but this week I wanted to take advantage of the new place and set up a poetry workshop when everyone was done reading. We can go over previously written work, or we can do writing prompts. I will be open to whatever the group wants, and I'm anxious to see who will come to take advantage of this.
No Report Today
The Epic Autism Report will be skipping this Tuesday. Why don't you catch up on Flemmings Beaubrun's backlog over at Oddball Magazine.
Next Week: A Very Special Tuesday 4 Poetry
Ken and Nadine Delano will be away, so the open mike will be hosted by Mark Borher, the new Poet Laureate of North Andover.
Chapter Three
Jason Wright's manifesto on mental illness continues in this week's Jagged Thoughts column. Read it now at Oddball Magazine.
Tuesday is Here
Here's returning poet Clinton Siegle with photogrpahy by Luis Lázaro Tijerina. Thanks for reading Oddball Magazine.
New Published Work
So happy to have my work included in the latest Tell-Tale Inklings journal from Tell-Tale Chapbooks and Editor/Publisher and friend Mignon Ariel-King. This issue includes "Poet's Funeral," a poem of mine I've been sending out for quite some time. So happy it's found a home. You can buy the newest issue here.
It's Something
Sometimes if it wasn't for my Apple Watch rings, I might not feel I accomplish anything most days.
This week will be different, I hope. Please?
Monday, October 15, 2018
What's Geoffrey Up To?
Geoffrey Fallon's guerilla comic strip returns. Read "The Secrets of Skinny People" at Oddball Magazine.
Raise Your Glass
It's time for another week of "The Odds" comic strip by Bill Harvey. Read it now at Oddball Magazine.
Farewell to the Dire
Despite being sick, I didn't want to miss out on Tim Gager's last Dire reading ever. I slept for eight hours and rallied to make it there and stay in the back in case I was contagious. I was the last one in, and I ended up sitting at the sound table.
New American Haiku
When I started my Sarcastic Haiku series, I wrote my first American Haiku. You can read it here or here. Here's a new one.
American Haiku: Donald Trump Rally
No five-seven-five.
I'll be way more efficient.
Make America Great Again. Make America Great Again.
American Haiku: Donald Trump Rally
No five-seven-five.
I'll be way more efficient.
Make America Great Again. Make America Great Again.
This Week's Friendly Reminder
In these difficult times, it's good to know there's information out there for those who need help.
These numbers come courtesy of St. Paul's Cathedral in Boston.
These numbers come courtesy of St. Paul's Cathedral in Boston.
Sunday, October 14, 2018
Saturday, October 13, 2018
My So-Called Boston Morning
Taken a while ago, but on a morning like this.
Molly has school on a Saturday. I'm up because she asked me to wake her. Plus, misery loves company.
Molly has school on a Saturday. I'm up because she asked me to wake her. Plus, misery loves company.
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