I graduated college with a B.A. in English. Which means that I'm supposed to know my subject from my predicate. But I don't. Which isn't to say that my education was poor--far from it! I'm just not a grammer master. Some people are, like my roommate the first two years of college. He was a Chemistry major.

I did, however, develop a sense for the written word while at school. And like most of my interests, this too tends to the abstract or "underground", as well as the poetic. The links for writing on this page range from weblogs to comic books to online editions of poetry magazines to online bookstores. Take a step back from yourself. Develop a sense of the world through someone else's perspective. Believe in the power and complexity of language. Communicate yourself.

straybullets
the best comic available

alt-x
thx to sdillon. experimental lit.

fray
read a story. share your story

doubletake
essays, poetry, photograhy

 
 

gumball poetry
if you see a machine, insert a coin

fatbrain--> Store
puchase technical books, ematter

amazon.com--> Store
yes, amazon

beloit poetry journal
small maine poetry mag

drawn and quarterly
home of optic nerve and berlin

a weblog dir.
weblogs are like diaries w/links

ladd library
i worked here for 4 years. it was great!

central library
my very good new home library