Just wandering the earth, getting into adventures, like Cain in Kung Fu.
Music
Movies
Blade Runner, Casablanca, Apocalypse Now, To Kill A Mockingbird, Blade 1, Blade 2, anything by the Cohen brothers, anything by Scorsese, anything by Kurosawa, Lord Of The Rings, anything by Bergman, anything by Woody Allen, Blues Brothers, Blazing Saddles, Young Frakenstein, X1, X2, Batman Begins, City Of Lost Children, Amelie, Alien, Aliens, The Big Sleep, Fight Club, Three Kings, Shaft, Baraka, Down By Law,
Mystery Train, anything by Tarantino, Enter The Dragon, Return Of The Dragon, Fists Of Fury, Deliverance, Spirited Away, The Hitcher, Glenn Gary, Glenn Ross, Marathon Man, Bowling For Columbine, Farenhite 911, Roger And Me, Silence Of The Lambs, Richard The Third, Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead, The Seven Deadly Venoms, The Killer, The Killing, Hard Boiled, Magnolia, Boogie Nights, Usual Suspects, The Hard Eight, anything by Hal Hartley, Hud, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, The Ninth Configuration, Olivier's Macbeth and Hamlet, Pi, Requiem For A Dream, The Incredibles, The Uninvited, all the old Ray Harryhousen movies (Seventh Voyage of Sinbad, Jason And The Argonauts, etc.), Psycho, The Professionals, The Shining, Dead Zone, One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest, The Getaway, all the old Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes, I, Claudius, Blue Velvet, Wild At Heart, Repo Man, Sid And Nancy, Another State Of Mind, King Of New York, Iron Monkey, Shawshank Redemption, Kelly's Heros, To Have And To Have Not, Maltese Falcon, Kalifornia, Reanimator, Two Lane Blacktop, Call of Cthulhu, Straight, No Chaser, etc.
Television
Ok, I admit it, I'm hooked on Lost and Heroes.
Books
Authors I dig:
Jim Harrison, Albert Goldbarth, Harley Elliot, Cormac McCarthy, James Ellroy, Umberto Ecco, Lawrence Ferlingetti, Pablo Neruda, Charles Simic, Charles Wright, Raymond Chandler, Ted Hughes, Ted Kooser, Graham Hancock, William Saroyan, William Kennedy, Celine, John Steinbeck, John Irving, Larry Macmurtry, China Mieville, Arthur Sze, Walt Whitman, Carl Sandburg, Jim Thompson, John Fante, Ed Tato, W.E. Leathem, Mark Hennesey, Howard Zinn, Bertrand Russell, Octavio Paz, Seamus Heney, Neal Stephenson, Robert E. Howard, H.P. Lovecraft, Jimmy Santiago Baca, Philip Miller, Hafiz, Frank Miller, Li Po, Su Tung Po, Tom Stoppard, Philip Kimball, Hayden Carruth, Walter Mosely, Charles Bukowski, Philip Levine, Kenneth Rexroth, Noam Chomsky, Cornell West, Hunter S. Thompson, Stephen Hunter, some Hemingway, some Miller (essays), Fyodor Dostoevsky, Joseph Conrad, some Kerouac, some Borroughs, some Ginsberg, De Lillo, Kosinski, Lorca, William Carlos Williams, John Gould Fletcher, H. D., Campbell Mcgrath, J.D. Salinger, etc.
Heroes
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BLIND DOG BARKING AT A TRAIN I AM FORTY SWEATY MEN BEING TORTURED BY A GIRL IN A SUN DRESS. Posted at 12:22 AM Apr 13 view more
Just wanted to say thanks for being a real friend of mine on Myspace. If you have any poetry or know a really great poet that you like - let me know - i'm always looking for new poetry & poets to feature on 10K Poets.
"The stars had been blotted out...the great cloud which had obscured the sky looked curiously like the outline of a great man. And where the top of the 'cloud' must have been, where the head of the thing should have been, there were two gleaming stars."
Someone caught a 12 foot great white shark about a 100 miles away (in the fishing gear), and I got to see it in the freezer. About 2 weeks ago someone saw one in Coos Bay (in the actual bay).
Which I wish to say is this There is no beginning to an end But there is a beginning and an end To beginning. Why yes of course. Any one can learn that north of course Is not only north but north as north Why were they worried. What I wish to say is this. Yes of course
Hi Jason. I wasn't able to send you a message so I'm commenting instead. I can't recall which issues your poetry appeared in. I think it was 5 and 6, but I'm not sure. Just a general credit would be more than adequate -- thanks so much for the shout out. ... I hope this finds you doing well. I'm not on Myspace too much these days, apologies for the delay in responding. Take care. -- Ben, C&E
I have a friend in
from San Francisco who is reading at the Writers Place on Sunday. I’d love to show off the KC talent on
Saturday night. J Please bring your jokes, smokes, guitars,
poems, muses, appetite and self!
Sorry if I have a TWISTED sense of humor. This is an obnoxious attempt to get more blog subscribers. Basically just taking a break from writing my novel. Hope it interests you.
Must see show! ~Cretin 66 ~The Sixteens ~Rocket to Saturn
~Two Gun Tease Burlesque ~Top Fashion Designers ~Kansas City Roller Warriors as
models and MCs!
Crosstown Station Sat. July 18
My literary magazine, The Toronto Quarterly - Issue 2 and 3 are now available at amazon.com. There's some great poetry in each issue along with some cool interviews with up and coming and more established poets. Here is the link:
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