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What happens next?

There are few things as frightening for the creator of something than, “What happens next?” This is because the next thing had better be good – at least as good as what preceded it. That’s what the audience expects. That’s … Continue reading

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Words and how they sound

The way words sound is critical to their effectiveness. How they are arranged is also critical. Language is musical; sentences are rhythmic. We don’t usually think in these terms though. But poets know it. Rappers know it. And writers of … Continue reading

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The great digital landfill

What if bits and bytes smelled? And what if they smelled bad? And what if they had the capacity to carry viruses – no, not the email kind but biological n’er-do-wells? Somewhere out in that vast and ill-defined world we … Continue reading

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Nothing to tell you, nothing much to say

“Got nothing to tell you, I’ve got nothing much to say …” – Patty Griffen (‘Heavenly Day’) I haven’t posted a great deal lately except for annoying rants, which I’d rather not do. (But they escape every now and again, … Continue reading

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Wasting my time on a PC

Pardon the rant, but if you can’t go off on your blog, where can you? Years ago I moved from a PC to a Mac and have been happy with the decision ever since. Macs aren’t quite as wonderful as … Continue reading

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