We have to remember. We have to remember how it felt, why it happened, who’s to blame, and what it cost us. Every last bit of it.
Author Archives: vmalesh
SSS Archive – 29 January 2010
Go back and write that in too – Shia Labeouf has special signature ninja stars.
SSS Archive – 20 January 2010
receding the industrial revolution, labor was cheap and materials were expensive. That’s why everything from before the 1800’s is covered in lace and filigree or carved out in bas relief – some landlord would trade off a cow, a sheep, a hectare of land and a daughter of virtue true for about half an ounceContinue reading “SSS Archive – 20 January 2010”
SSS Archive – 18 January 2010
It needs to be either shorter or longer” is one of my most oft-repeated criticisms when I participate in workshops or grade a student’s creative work. It’s also a criticism I have all but tattooed to the inside of my eyelids – it’s that important.
The Boys are Back and They’re Looking for Trouble
Your club wouldn’t do this for you – unless your club were DCFC: Detroit City Football Club.
Ugh – Games Workshop
gaming comes a post about a game that I won’t play and a Jeremiad about why I won’t play it – because nobody asked.
SSS Archive – 6 January 2010
Every so often in blogs past, usually once a year or so, I blog about gaming and the fact that it is awesome. It’s a great mix of socializing, fantasizing, and creativity. The gaming, that is, not the blogging. The blogging is mostly a lot of self-indulgent drivel.
On “The Twisties”
In high school, I was a diver – not a good one…but I know what “the twisties” are…
SSS Archive – 4 January 2010
I’m sure some editor somewhere is reading this and thinking “That’s not okay – don’t be telling people to spam me with their stories!” And I reply “Shouldn’t you be going through your slush pile or something?”
SSS Archive – 21 December 2009
like marbles through a pachinko machine. It bounces off of tangential elements, flows with only the loosest suggestion of a pattern, and is almost never the most direct way to move a story forward
