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[ giant-killer ]: Ten Unmediated Pleasures Strike Back

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The ant finds kingdoms in a yard of ground. Sunday, July 03, 2011. Ten Unmediated Pleasures Strike Back. Tear through “Bohemian Rhapsody” that starts in ragged three-part harmonies and collapses into helpless laughter on the kitchen floor. Tiny sidewise flick of the wrist answered by the hiss of fishing line on the reel and, much later, a faraway splash. The passage from full sun into leafy shade, and the incremental temperature drop. The thump and smack of baseball into mitt. Posted by Jack Feerick.

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the house that [jack] built: December 2014

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The house that [jack] built. Workblog of Jack Feerick: writer, critic, raconteur. Purveyor of fabulism for omnivores. Roll up, roll up, come one, come all. Wednesday, December 10, 2014. Last year, as you may recall, I participated in writing jam. Facilitated by my esteemed Internet chum Andrew Weiss. And reader, I had a blast. 8212; and if the end result isn’t a classic for the ages, I reckon it’s still a fun little one-off. Jawali Ramavishnu is a cultural anthropologist conducting post-doctoral research...

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the house that [jack] built: August 2013

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The house that [jack] built. Workblog of Jack Feerick: writer, critic, raconteur. Purveyor of fabulism for omnivores. Roll up, roll up, come one, come all. Friday, August 30, 2013. Don’t Give a Damn About a Greenback Dollar. Popdose Labor Day Mix for 2013. Links to this post. Sunday, August 18, 2013. Links to this post. True tales from Twitter. Thursday, August 08, 2013. The worst sin in Hollywood is not to make a movie that people dislike; it’s to make a movie that they don’t understand. 8212; thoroughl...

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the house that [jack] built: January 2014

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The house that [jack] built. Workblog of Jack Feerick: writer, critic, raconteur. Purveyor of fabulism for omnivores. Roll up, roll up, come one, come all. Friday, January 17, 2014. Back for the New Year, it's PopSmarts. This time taking a look at the history of gimmickry in film — and the underlying idea of cinema as an incomplete artform. Featuring William Castle, Professor Layton, Madeleine Kahn, and Smell-O-Vision! Links to this post. State of the art. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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the house that [jack] built: September 2013

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The house that [jack] built. Workblog of Jack Feerick: writer, critic, raconteur. Purveyor of fabulism for omnivores. Roll up, roll up, come one, come all. Thursday, September 26, 2013. Links to this post. Labels: the Orphan Asylum. True tales from Twitter. Wednesday, September 11, 2013. I ain't in jail, and I'm still married, so I must be doing something right. Idle or fatuous inquiries, as always, will be ignored. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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[ giant-killer ]: Wheelhouse

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The ant finds kingdoms in a yard of ground. Thursday, June 23, 2011. A play in one act). CURTAIN RISES on a gathering SCHOLARS of soul music. They are discussing the work and legacy of Michael Jackson. 8230;at this point, the contribution of Quincy Jones cannot be ignored. It really ties Michael into the continuum of great American music. Oh, agreed. Those vocal harmonies on the bridge—they’re arranged like the saxophones on an Ellington tune. Just sublime. That was a watershed moment! VAN HALEN 4 LIFE!

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the house that [jack] built: August 2015

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The house that [jack] built. Workblog of Jack Feerick: writer, critic, raconteur. Purveyor of fabulism for omnivores. Roll up, roll up, come one, come all. Wednesday, August 19, 2015. No story this week. No big sexy reason, either, except that I've pretty well cycled through all the good stuff in this last batch ,. With the exception of one really good story, which I just sold! And to which I will link when it's published. See you soon. Thanks for reading. Links to this post. Tuesday, August 11, 2015.

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the house that [jack] built: December 2013

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The house that [jack] built. Workblog of Jack Feerick: writer, critic, raconteur. Purveyor of fabulism for omnivores. Roll up, roll up, come one, come all. Monday, December 23, 2013. Every Yuletide Carol Needs a Troll. Dropping a turd in your holiday punchbowl, PopSmarts. Is back to kick it old-school. 8212; 1834-style in fact, as we take a look at the historical legislation that prompted the writing of A Christmas Carol. And how the assumptions behind those laws are still relevant in our own. The books ...

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debbie, Author at Debbie Urbanski

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All posts by debbie. August 19, 2016. I’ve been interested for awhile in the possibility of something living on other planets–whether it’s us living out there, or some other life form living there, or robots are fine too. Just so, you know, it’s not just us living. Uprooted and a really cool surprising love scene. July 19, 2016. Side note: I have a new story out in July/August issue of the teen magazine Cicada. I just finished reading Uprooted. I would really like to read that version of the novel! I’m s...

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April, Quakes in Kathmandu - Penny Zine — Jia Sung

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April, Quakes in Kathmandu - Penny Zine. Art Director: Kate Thomas. Illustration for Vol I Issue 7. About experiencing the 2015 earthquake in Nepal.