Bohemian Rhapsody
Marvin stood at the end of the bridge corridor. He was not in fact a particularly small robot. His silver body gleamed in the dusty sunbeams and shook with the continual barrage which the building was...
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Building a Mystery
I recently referred to myself as a “postsecular atheist,” which I think might be fairly accurate if I knew what it meant. I’ve been wondering about that. Insisting that I’m tec...
2011 in Film: Best, Worst, and in Between
Top 20 Worst Films of 2011 20. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows 19. Rise of the Planet of the Apes 18. X-Men: First Class 17. Thor 16. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides 15. Transformers: D...
I Am a Terrorist Sympathizer
I am a terrorist sympathizer. I sympathize with the women who live in poverty and fear, under the thumb of dictators installed by alien powers. I sympathize with the clerics who have witnessed age-old...
Turnin’ Thirty: A Musical Retrospective
A college buddy of mine posted a quote on my Facebook wall today, a quote from a song I wrote back in 1999, at age 16. That instigated a revisitation of all the bad music I’ve written over the y...
A Call to Arms: Matt Flannagan’s War against Who-Gives-a-Damn
Matt Flannagan is on a crusade to prove that I’m an untrustworthy, incorrigible, incompetent, lying sack of shit, and that no one should like me. All he’s shown, however, is that he’...
Lex Talionis: Misrepresentation for “Misrepresentation”
Matt Flannagan has taken to gloating in the fact that in my last post I made a few open and happy concessions to his criticisms, while at the same time he refuses to acknowledge that the vast majority...
Responding to Criticisms of My Copan Review
Matt Flannagan continues to try to discredit me by avoiding all the substance and most salient points of my arguments and focusing on what he thinks are contradictions in my writing or misuses of scho...
Note to Self: Teaser Trailer
Here’s a black & white version of the teaser trailer for Note to Self. The composer is currently hard at work on the score, and we hope to have a release ready by early 2012. In the meantime...
Joshua Wrote the Battle of Jericho
Matthew Flannagan is apparently a glutton for punishment. He’s certainly an accomplished straw-man artist. But what else is new? In my review of Copan’s book, I critiqued Copan for stating...