Six-foot-one, grew up in sixties and seventies, studied in England and France, worked in Japan and France ending up in Finland, love jazz music and burritos. Love sports when I can watch them on TV, eating pizza, chocolate biscuits and drinking bitter ale. It all sounds like brain damage.
The late afternoon sun cast long shadows across the boy’s cluttered bedroom, the faint light a stark contrast to the day of rain that had come before. Maps, newspaper clippings, and a chaotic web of child drawings plastered the bulletin board – portraits of two men, their faces rendered in a mix of seriousness and … More The son of vengeance 11 #novelette by Thanos Kalamidas
18 May is the UNESCO-designated International Day of Museums. Each year, there is an overall theme but presented in many different ways by museums throughout the world. This year, the theme title is “Museums as Cultural Hubs”. The role of museums in society are changing. Museums keep reinventing themselves in their quest for becoming ever … More Museums for Our Entry into the World Society by Rene Wadlow
It’s a darned shame that just when we get past the experimental stage and learn how to have fun, the old body starts wearing out. Now what if there were spare parts for sale? What if you could get them installed on demand? A new heart, a new liver, a new—well, just suppose! “The trouble … More eBook The girl from Bodies, Inc by Len Spencer
Tony Zuvela and his view of the world around us in a constant berserk alert!For more Berserk Alert! HERE!For more Ovi Cartoons, HERE!
Ant-biotics is a type of antimicrobial cartoon strip active against boredom’s bacteria. For more Ant-biotics HERE!For more Ovi Cartoons, HERE!
The first day I went and knocked on the door, it was raining. It was a hard rain. A noisy rain. I knocked on the door several times. I called out, “Hello! Is anyone in there? Please come to the door.” Nobody came. The door did not open. I went away while the rain was … More Kafka #prose by David Sparenberg
I recall that during the 1970s that many mainstream USA-made products were of second-rate quality and reliability. This was most obvious with American-made cars of the period. It was intentional. There was an insidious business strategy. From roughly World War II until, say, 1975 American Industry was like an undefeated football team—30 wins in a … More American Digression #thoughts by Gene Myers
Captain Drake again proves, and this time most brilliantly, his right to the title: “The Opportunist.” With remarkable sagacity he scents an opportunity on the wind. In a mood of sullen obstinacy he had tramped almost the length of the docks when, unexpectedly, he heard the clatter of a cargo winch; and the sound was … More eBook Salvage by Roy Norton
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