Tag Archives: ranting

Minor Setback, Major Sacrifices

I received word today that a story I wrote set for pub­li­ca­tion this win­ter called Cre­ation Myth had to be dropped from the mag­a­zine due to bud­get cut­backs.  With­out giv­ing any­thing away to you, the story fea­tures at least David Bowie, but pos­si­bly another other-worldly musi­cian from the future–from now? Does that mean from now, then?

15. Argument (9.1.2008)

A heated (and won­drously point­less) philo­soph­i­cal argu­ment with the SITA gang. Insti­gated by read­ing “The Guide” by R.K. Narayan.

16. Jain Hill, Big Argument About Cultural Responsibility (9.8.2008)

An exten­sive rant on West­ern expec­ta­tions and gen­der norms prompted by a faux pau in a reli­gious place–a gaff, at least, as per­ceived by our Amer­i­can com­rades. But what about the vil­lagers? Hmm? What about them?

20. Fury (11.12.2008)

While con­sumed with research for my ethno­graphic paper (Which is online. And posted under “ethnog­ra­phy.”), I didn’t have much time for reflec­tion in my jour­nal. How­ever, after the state elec­tions, I was enraged by the pass­ing of Propo­si­tion 8. Though I con­tem­plated buy­ing a rifle and learn­ing to use it, or threat­en­ing some sen­a­tors and oth­ers, I wrote this thought­ful rant instead.