New Media

I’ve been negligent, I know. How are my readers supposed to keep up with all of the awesome stuff I’m doing if I don’t post any links? Bad blogger. Bad.

One thing I think I forgot to mention: I’ve been writing new fiction with my friend, Rob, over at The Island of Misfit Stories. I’m pretty happy with what I’ve been writing and Rob’s stories are great, too. We choose a different theme every week; read the stories and see if you can guess what it is!

Some of my latest stories:

• A Kiss in the Garden. Actually a poem. It’s probably the sweetest thing I’ve ever written, which isn’t saying much. I don’t usually do sweet.
• Banana Republic. A vaguely Lovecraftian tale of scary stuff in the jungle.
• Ghost Clown. Scooby Doo meets Elmore Leonard.

Meanwhile, over at The Propagandist:

• Cops Intimidate Jews for Talking About Islamic Violence Against Jews. In Canada. Seriously.

I imagine that a lot of Americans are going to have certain questions on their minds today. For instance, “where the fuck is Chechnya?” After doing about two minutes of Googling, many will have a follow-up question: “If the Russians invaded Chechnya and they had this whole big war and everything that’s sort of still going on in a way, how does that lead to Chechnyans blowing up Americans in Boston?” Continue Reading »

Just some quick bites over at The Propagandist:

• United Nations Ignores Slavery
• George Galloway Walks Out Of Debate Because Opponent Is Israeli
• Jihadists Launch 50 Attacks in Thailand
• Reexamining the Scene of an Act of Terrorism
• Who Should the Next Pope Be?

Confusion to our enemies!

Argo and Zero Dark Thirty’s critical success this week may have finally put the kibosh on the political correctness of Hollywood bad guys. It’s about time. Hopefully, other fiction genres will follow suit. (Actually, maybe it’s the filmmakers catching up).

More arguments against the arbitrary, short-sighted, totally-made-up right of people to remain anonymous online.