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49. The Long Song Done
a passage from The Dragon Epic by Thomas Davis 1 Ruanne’s, the dragon’s, song gave strength to Wei. She moved her wings inside the nothingness, Ignoring wisps of spirits straining past The place she o… more →
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Dante in Transition
wrote 21 hours ago: Renaissance humanists invented themselves to a large degree out of their contempt for the “unculture … more →
Published!
wrote 1 day ago: Well, at long last, we finally got copies of my University’s annual art book, and my poem … more →
The Announcement, Gilgamesh, tablets 1-4 Published Online!
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wrote 1 day ago: • It is with a frisson of disbelief that Ampersand Press finally announces the publication of the fi … more →
VI
wrote 1 day ago: by Ted Nasmith Two sons were born to man and elf; the choice was made, to give oneself the gift of d … more →
From the Desk of Phylis Johnson: Mason Currey: Daily Rituals of Famous Authors
wrote 5 days ago: Mason Currey: Daily Rituals of Famous Authors All of us have the same 24 hours a day to do things we … more →
49. The Long Song Done
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wrote 1 week ago: a passage from The Dragon Epic by Thomas Davis 1 Ruanne’s, the dragon’s, song gave strength to Wei. … more →
Welcome to a new friend: dulzimordash--Spontaneous Creativity
wrote 1 week ago: Spontaneous Creativity I am going to utilize this ‘About’ page to list some of the random people and … more →
A University of One: A Re-Reading of The Iliad and The Odyssey
wrote 2 weeks ago: For our wedding, I made a pair of shoes wrapped in stanzas of “The Odyssey,” and my bouq … more →
Free Box #4: "The Saga of Gallagher, Book the First, Verses 1-56"
wrote 2 weeks ago: Nothing I can say about this one will adequately prepare you for what a weird piece of writing this … more →
48. Upon the Brink of Destruction
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wrote 2 weeks ago: a passage from The Dragon Epic by Thomas Davis 1 As Sshruunak and his followers began To flee the vi … more →
Bird's Literary Quotes: The Rage of Achilles from Homer's "The Iliad"
wrote 3 weeks ago: Rage – Goddess, sing the rage of Peleus’ son Achilles, murderous, doomed, that cost the … more →
Meter Maid
wrote 3 weeks ago: Vita, Rita, our living Lolita Doomed to live as a tiny girl Barely five feet tall, a few inches less … more →
The World’s Best English Epic Poetry – Fitchett's King Alfred
wrote 3 weeks ago: Part of the world’s best English epic and narrative poetry includes Fitchett’s King Alfr … more →
Epic memories
wrote 3 weeks ago: The Tibetan saga of King Gesar of Ling comprises some 120 epics; individuals have been documented pe … more →
Mar Português: Cais das Colunas in Lisbon, Portugal (May 2012)
wrote 4 weeks ago: a phantom longing haunts the riverside immersing the senses in water now Goa, now Lisbon … more →
No. 4
wrote 4 weeks ago: Reblogged from LIFE AND LOVE: Would you guess this post is about the aftermath of having a hotdog at … more →
The World’s Best English Epic Poetry – Scott's Lord of the Isles
wrote 4 weeks ago: The world’s best English epic and narrative poetry is not complete without Scott’s The Lord of … more →
The Epicness of Poetry part three
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wrote 1 month ago: Cover of Paradise Lost (Penguin Classics) Paradise. Lots of connotations. For some it is the place … more →
The Epicness of Poetry part two
wrote 1 month ago: Today we look at Homer. This one: Not this one: Homer wrote The Iliad and The Odyssey, but you knew … more →
