A thing about being older that is you pivot, at a point, from looking forward and into looking into a future that wasn't but could have been. It's not quite a tense in grammar, although it should...
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Elrond the Dad
Fixing the Genome
I was first introduced to the idea of anti-intellectualism in college by one of my many outstanding professors. I forget now which book we were dissecting, but he said to me: "You'll notice,...
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Vader’s Arthritis
I'm about to talk some on Episode 3 of the Star Wars Kenobi series, so move along, there's nothing to see here.
The shadow-story we are apparently given is that our boy Anakin goes from hate...
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Matrix Resurrections #5
The Analyst (and the Merovingian)
Quietly yearning for what you don’t have, while dreading losing what you do…. Desire and fear, baby. Just give the people what they want, right?The...
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Matrix Resurrections #4
I keep editing the previous three, and I will, until they coalesce into what they need to become. They're leaning into it. At a point, I'll move them all into one thing. For now, I want to put this...
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Matrix Resurrections #3
Tom's Modal
BUGS - Something's happening here. Something important.
There’s Tom, working as he should in his cubicle.
The end, right? This is the end. There's really nothing more to say....
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Matrix: Resurrections #2
Sulphur, the Savior
Where there is a divider, a definer, there is a uniter. This is Vishnu energy. I made a lot out of Neo as Vishnu before, and his move from a sixth to the seventh incarnation....
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Matrix: Resurrections #1
This has turned out to be a lot to write all at once. I have a lot to say. So I'll do it in pieces. It'll all make sense at the end of this road, I promise.
Salt, The Creator
I've always been...
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