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(3 comments) SHARE        Monday, January 1, 2024
REVIEW: Killers of the Flower Moon A review of The Killers of the Flower Moon, directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Lily Gladstone.
Series: Film Review (42 Articles, 67271 views), Book Reviews (93 Articles, 105655 views)

SHARE        Saturday, August 22, 2020
Thanksgiving at the Naders: Roast Thought Served with Stuffing Review of Ralph Nader's new cookbook through the lens of politics, as well as a look at the podcast site Latitude Adjustment, which brings to the air underrepresented voices from the global community.
Series: Book Reviews (93 Articles, 105655 views)

SHARE        Thursday, April 14, 2022
Sonnet: Easter Thursday, Coming Down This week the sonneteer addresses what may be his last Easter alive. I grow old and the best has yet to be. I'm not worried, Tony.
Series: Sonnets (353 Articles, 373520 views), My Poetry (463 Articles, 486969 views)

SHARE        Sunday, September 10, 2023
Film Review: Chile 76: The Aftermath of a Broken Mirror Film Review: Chile 76. Chile, 1976. Carmen heads off to her beach house. When the family priest asks her to take care of a young man he is sheltering in secret, Carmen steps onto unexplored territories, away from the quiet life she is used to. (IMDB)
Series: Film Review (42 Articles, 67271 views)

SHARE        Tuesday, July 13, 2021
Book Review: Mind at the End of Its Tether Book Review: Mind at the End of Its Tether. HG Wells was a formidable optimist who suddenly was driven to despair by human behavior and the inability to learn from history. In this his last book he expresses his vision of what must happen to save man from doom.
Series: Book Reviews (93 Articles, 105655 views)

(3 comments) SHARE        Wednesday, September 28, 2022
REVIEW: The Waste Land: Dead Poet Sobriety Here is my follow-up to the essay I posted on TS Eliot a few week back. The Waste Land 100 years after its first publication in 1922. Does it still hold up as a great work or is it as passe as the 20th century itself? I dunno. Just thought I'd pose the question.
Series: Poetry Reviews (9 Articles, 9362 views)

SHARE        Sunday, September 26, 2021
Sonnet: CRISPR Critters We Call Love Sonnet: CRISPR Critters We Call Love. Spare ribs anybody? Over and over and over again, my friend, you tell me you don't believe it's the Eve of Destruction. (harp riff)
Series: Sonnets (353 Articles, 373520 views), My Poetry (463 Articles, 486969 views)

(1 comments) SHARE        Saturday, October 3, 2020
The Jury's In: The Magic of Small Lit Presses Lives On Review of chapbook by Kathleen McClung, A Juror Must Fold in on Herself. The 36-page, 15-poem (several poems have multiparts) collection tells of a juror's duties and sequestered life in hotel rooms, silent and bored, and yet, bracketed from her normal lifestyle, afforded a new glimpse on who she is and how she relates to others and the duties we have to keep a fragile system. Lots of forms on display. Excellent work.
Series: Poetry Reviews (9 Articles, 9362 views)

(1 comments) SHARE        Friday, February 5, 2021
Sonnet: Time is Running Out, Our Egg is Cooked Sonnet: Time Is Running Out, Our Egg Is Cooked. We face so many critical species-endangering issues and lack visionaries who can move us together as one herd. We stand together, but like bewildered beasts, uncertain of our future and the direction we should go. God is Dead, so we can't go to that well. Guess it must be up to us.
Series: My Poetry (463 Articles, 486969 views), Covid-19 (14 Articles, 16426 views), Sonnets (353 Articles, 373520 views) (View All Series)

(3 comments) SHARE        Saturday, September 3, 2022
An Interview with Dr. Rick Staggenborg, Soldiers for Peace International We are all soldiers for peace if we reject the violence and waste of hegemony. Can we put the MIC genie back in the bottle and reclaim decency, fairness, and equal opportunity for all? Rick thinks so. Lissy up.
Series: Interviews (30 Articles, 50737 views)

SHARE        Monday, February 19, 2024
Film Review: Writer's Black: The He-Be / We-Be Blues Here is a favorable review of the film, American Fiction. Here I compare to the book it's based on, Erasure by Percival Everett, who also helped write the screenplay.
Series: Film Review (42 Articles, 67271 views)

(1 comments) SHARE        Tuesday, August 11, 2020
TimBL, 30 Years Later, still doing us a Solid Tim Berners-Lee is unhappy with the way the Internet has turned out and wants to re-design it. Here's his plan.

SHARE        Monday, June 26, 2023
Film Review: Inside (2023) Review of the film Inside (2023). It has one character, Nemo, played by Willem Dafoe. Tough role deftly pulled off (for the most part).

SHARE        Monday, December 26, 2022
New Aboriginal Speculative Fiction: An Interview with Mykaela Saunders Editor Mykaela Saunders discusses putting together a collection of speculative fiction that is 100% written and edited by Australian Aboriginal people.

SHARE        Saturday, July 15, 2023
Sonnet: Darkness at the Break of Moon sonnet that contunues the lament for the late great fate of humanity.

(8 comments) SHARE        Sunday, April 17, 2022
Jesus Christ SuperSonnet Jesus Christ SuperSonnet. The weekly sonneteer really has his work cut out this time. 14 sonnets following the 14 stations of the cross, each a sonnet a line in a super sonnet. In addition, an intro sonnet and a conclusion sonnet, bring the bell tools to 16. Oy! I'm beat. Thank Christ remembering his suffering and sacrifice only comes once per year.
Series: Sonnets (353 Articles, 373520 views), My Poetry (463 Articles, 486969 views)

SHARE        Tuesday, July 26, 2022
Film Review: Ithaka: A Fight To Free Julian Assange THis is a film by Jukianss Assange's father JOhn Shipton and Stella Morris that humanizes the situation by drawing attention to the toll on JUlian and those he loves, rather than keeping iy a strictly political narrative that the MSM and governemnt tag team to control.
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SHARE        Friday, June 24, 2022
Sonnet: Haile Selassie's Ethiopian Hemp The weekly sonneteer sentimentalizes on the human condition and the downpressors that keep us under thumb. Smoke em if you got em.
Series: Sonnets (353 Articles, 373520 views), My Poetry (463 Articles, 486969 views)

(2 comments) SHARE        Thursday, June 17, 2021
Interview with a Professor of Journalism: What Have We Here? Interview with a Professor of Journalism: What Have We Here? Well, he was a no-show. Maybe we can interview each other here, bottom-up style, in the comments and form a coalition of the interviewed.
Series: Interviews (30 Articles, 50737 views), Podcasts and Video Interviews (22 Articles, 25316 views)

(2 comments) SHARE        Tuesday, November 23, 2021
Let's Talk Turkey: Glen Ford Carves Up the American Empire (Updated!) REVIEW of Black Agenda by the late Glen Ford, who passed away in July. He was the executive editor of the spot-on Black Agenda Report. Will miss his passionate voice. UPDATED on Thanksgiving to include a link to a book on Ed Snowden's forebear: Priscilla Alden: The First Thanksgiving. .
Series: Book Reviews (93 Articles, 105655 views)

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