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In the mood for socializing

Currently, in the mood to share a pleasant conversation almost doesn't matter what the subject might be. Just depending on the subject.

Chalk touch on blackboard

Hand drawn chalk portrait captures a Caucasian man, appearing to be in his late 50s or 60s, with weathered features and a thick, salt-and-pepper beard. His face is slightly turned, looking towards the viewer's left, with his right hand propped up, resting on his forehead and partially obscuring his... read more

Family traditions

I always loved going to the library. It was quiet, there were tons of books about every subject and no rules about which ones you were allowed to read. In the days before the internet really took off, it meant I was able to actually check to see if what adults were telling me was true or not. I... read more

The Fisherman by John Langan (mini review)

Published in 2016, this modern attempt within the cosmic horror genre blends existential dread, the experience of loss and grief, and the supernatural horrors that lie beneath the thin veils of our reality. While fishing is certainly a subject of focus, Langan draws on the hobby and the endless... (edited) read more

Triggered

I've been diagnosed with Complex PTSD and a lot of it comes from not being validated throughout my life whether it be jobs, my ex-wife, school, churches, etc. I posted a piece of art I'm proud of and a certain someone started preaching at me about a subject I know a lot about then blocked me after... read more

Old poem :P

“Letters from the Painter” "He writes to me from cities that smell of rain and old museums. His letters arrive slowly— like migrating birds that remember my window. Inside them there are stories of colors. Of a river in Florence that refused to stay still long enough to be painted. Of a woman... read more