Tag Archives: artists
Murder Ballads, in honor of Valentine’s Day
We love a dead lady, so long as she’s young and pretty. Continue reading
Brat Albert
Albert Chmielowski, also known as Brat Albert, is a modern saint who lived in Poland working for the good of the poor. He was orphaned young, and as a teenager, he fought in the Polish uprising of 1863 against the … Continue reading
Oscar Wilde in the Face of Uncertainty
Oscar Wilde in the Face of Uncertainty The Victorian Era experienced a “great crisis of faith,” which was exemplified by Cardinal Newman’s conversion to Catholicism in the face of great anti-Catholic fervor on part of the Evangelical movement, (Damrosch, 574), … Continue reading
Easy Water
http://www.npr.org/templates/event/embeddedVideo.php?storyId=142576903 By Caveman. Can I even tell you how stoked I am about a real-live MUSIC VIDEO? Beavis and Butthead are back, now maybe music videos, too? It’s glorious, seriously, I want this to play in my head every morning … Continue reading
Sugar Cane
After leaving the nuns at the orphanage, I spent several months on a Brazilian sugarcane plantation. The owner took me as a lover, and every evening we toured his vast demesne. A freight train arrived nightly, pulling miles of empty … Continue reading
Conchita Citron
Chilean Torera, female bullfighter.
Le Butcherettes
I’m having a high school flashback to a song I’ve never heard before!!!
Have you guys seen this?
Lifted from my new favorite website, “Tiny Ghosts”. Somebody clicked on my page looking for it and I was intrigued. It seems that the whole of the site has very generously been turned over to the public domain by the … Continue reading
Reykjavik
We’re Famous!
A few posts back, I posted my friend Brett’s poem, “Spooky”. It’s a sort of retelling of a night we hung out while we were getting to know one another. I think it was summer, which might explain some of my … Continue reading