Why I didn’t write anything yesterday, pt. 2: (29 May 2019)
Category: Announcements
New sounds: Kuturo Mpodr
Why I didn’t write anything yesterday: (29 May 2019)
Music page added
Yes, I have added a music page to the site: https://ordinaryaveragethoughts.com/music/. This means you can now sample most of the music I have released over the years (a couple of things remain unreleased in digital form) in one place. (4 May 2019)
New music: Nail-bed
(3 May 2019)
Wishes sometimes have consequences: Now available!
Wishes sometimes have consequences is now available for ordering from your favorite bookstore! I know I waited too long, but I have finally created a page for the book: you can find it here. The page contains: Cover images for both hardcover and paperback editions (the contents are otherwise the same) The ISBNs for both [...]
‘The Third Symphony’ to appear in this year’s edition of Spindrift
That’s basically the news. I was notified this afternoon. Spindrift is the art and literary journal of Shoreline Community College, where I studied graphic design a little over ten years ago. (I also worked on the 2008 issue.) A new issue is published annually, usually around late May or early June. You can read the [...]
New music: Bed in which I pretend to sleep, but am really plotting my downfall
(21 March 2019)
Small update, 5 February 2019
Thanks to a long-overdue quiet day, followed by a couple of snow days (including today—the parking lot by my building is still too icy to get my car out to go anywhere), I have returned to working on my next collection of poems. What I have done so far: First, I am almost done going [...]
Latest update 11/29/2018
There have been more changes this year than I was expecting. I’m not quite ready to summarize the year just yet, but suffice it to say that the changes now extend to one of my collections in progress, Straining Against the Margins. The first change I’ll be making is to go back to the chronological [...]
Goodbye ello
When it appeared in 2014, the online service ello positioned itself as the anti-Facebook. No ads, no ‘sponsored’ posts, no selling user data, etc. Not long after the site went live, I wrangled an invite, and joined. It wasn’t terribly exciting, but there was none of the bullshit that frequently plagues Facebook and other social media [...]
