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Words for the Turning

Posted by on Jun 19, 2010 in Biography, Economics, Futurism, history, Literature, Logocentric, Recovery, Uncategorized

That man is richest whose pleasures are the cheapest. (Henry David Thoreau. March 11, 1856)

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Globatron Fiction Project #1

Posted by on Jun 14, 2010 in Akbar Lightning, Featured, Fiction, Globatron, Literature, Logocentric, MappleMoab

Dear Globatron Citizens, I am very happy to announce this first installment of the Globatron Fiction Project, a short story written by the 3 main contributors to this site.  This first chapter was written by yours truly Akbar Lightning.  The next chapter will be written by Logocentric, followed by Globatron.  We will do 2 cycles ...

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The Deep State (Foreign Policy 101)

Posted by on Jun 14, 2010 in current events, Fear, Globalization, history, Literature, Logocentric, politics, Required Listening, TheTopic, WAR

Here is Harry Kreisler with Peter Dale Scott at Berkeley in 2007.  This is, admittedly, a long interview, but it is worth watching.  Skip the intro; it starts to get interesting at 9:45.  And then again at 45:00.

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vow full stop…

Posted by on May 13, 2010 in Akbar Lightning, concepts, Language, Literature, Poetimage

i sought to drop a dollop, an outcropping, a full stopping on straining to not, to plot to avoid a thing, much akin to words from Wright, through writing without assigning a comfort thing… ring what?  what may you ring?  without this thing? mystics mouths moist from frothing for it…such is a fulcrum in sound ...

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