Reasonable Tales… Vol. 1
I decided to try writing some little stories where the people do the exact right thing that I’m always shouting at them to do in movies and TV shows.
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Collaborators Wanted
I’m looking for artists and illustrators that would like to collaborate. I have several poems and stories which I’ve created using a method I developed called “Spell Check Poetry” There […]
Check out the Tweaks to the Blog
I spent all day today working on this blog. Primary improvements include: 1) I edited a few older posts with some new information 2) I figured out what the “featured […]
A Rejected Freecycle Post
Offer: Half of a Subway Sandwich Short Description: I just don’t have the appetite I used to, I bought a 12 inch sub and a can’t finish it now. It […]
Lost and Found in Translation – Vol. 1 ep. 5 (the Execution of Segundo)
This is one of the most worked over portions of this Spell Check inspired creation. I’ve juxtaposed the lines into a trippy sort of newscast…. I’ll consider this a first […]
Lost and Found in Translation – Vol. 1 ep. 4
The Seat is in Danger Armando does not mix labors with a book. His serum does not compare. He disputes the lever tuna. He lists micro-amps with candor and recounts […]
Lost and Found in Translation – vol.1 ep.3
This is the next installment from a 7 page document that started out as a Spanish Language document. I don’t speak spanish, but using a Spell Checker utility I let […]
5 Five Line Stories
I’m a big fan of Haiku. So for this set, I gave myself a haiku-esque rule. These are not Haiku but I think the 5 line rule gives them a […]
Lost and Found in Translation – vol.1 ep.2: (Adios Importance – a Spell Check aided story)
Second story derived from a Spanish language tutorial. Adios importance: By Mark Miller He echoed the part of a hacker queer today. With bold esteem, he limbered his errors. Common […]
A quick story that spell checker helped me write. (Lost and Found in Translation – vol.1 ep.1)
This is the first part of a 7 page document I have composed from a Spanish Language tutorial I got from work. I don’t know what it was for initially, […]
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