“Hell will hold no surprises for us.” It might be a rather chancy way to begin a thought piece, but when watching Hellboy the film the other night, as I typed a quote I thought profound “Hell will have no surprises for us”, I began to describe the characters. Rasputin was the one to […]
New Release: Katrdeshtr’s Redemption
Katrdeshtr’s Redemption, the first in the series, The Night Cat, was a vampire tale I wrote over ten years ago in the traditional way: typewriter, manuscript, etc. which I inadvertently lost between intercontinental moves. Recently rediscovered, I converted it to the modern age and electronic file, and now it’s available on Smashwords. I didn’t feel […]
Comparison-Contrast Essay: Native and “New” Americans
By request, adding a comparison-contrast essay I wrote on Native Americans and “new” Americans. I received a 96% for this submission. “Tradition and memory, culture and being among Native Americans is thousands of years old while the “new” American definition of what it is to be “American” is scarcely a few centuries old yet there […]
Berlin: Underground Lounges & Curious Catwalks (Photos)
It took a little convincing for my long-time friends to accompany us to the underground bar then named “The Last Cathedral”. They are open-minded as the average Berliner but tend towards the traditional and conservative although they’re always up for a lark and continue to be amused by my wilder tendencies and even wilder occasional […]
Poem Interpretation Study: Gender Based?
Is poem interpretation and understanding divided by gender, or even sexuality? I recently posted at poem of mine at “Gay Authors-Quality Gay Fiction” and had a reply from a female bisexual. Although that was the first “official” showing of it on a website, I had privately sought review and response from friends and colleagues regarding. […]
Red Haircrow 
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