Imagine: 19th century, Klondike gold rush, dangerous Yukon, a young man daring his fortune, his sweetheart behind far behind, waiting, somewhere in a seaside village in Mexico.
Category / Fiction
Mrs. Markey’s Sentient Fiddle – (scene 4)
Anatomy of Infatuation
Mrs. Markey’s Sentient Fiddle – (scene 3)
Creation Myth
Kant said an irrevocable limit to our knowing is in place, because our thoughts can never penetrate the luminous barrier. But others, less famed, attribute the expansion of knowing not to enhancing our thoughts but to cultivating new sense organs. And they say so not out of theory, but experience…
Mrs. Markey’s Sentient Fiddle – (scene 2)
Mrs. Markey’s Sentient Fiddle – (scene 1)
Capsized in Her Abyss
Natural
Is monogamy unnatural? I mean eventually in adult life, not the chaos of adolescence. Could this question be posed in an entirely different light: What were the Gospel writers getting at? …when Christ said “Fear not, for I have overcome the World!”






