BOOK REVIEW – High Fidelity by Nick Hornby I had never heard of Nick Hornby before I read this book. The book’s film adaptation has been one of my favorites for decades. It disappointed me when the book was so different. Now, before you get fired up and say they’re always different., I know this … Continue reading The Knucklehead Report – Issue #1
PROSE – RANDOM THOUGHTS I’m unsure if I always enjoyed the clouds, but I know I loved the rain. Lately, in my part of the world, cloudy skies are normal. So, when I walked out and saw clear skies, I should have known there was going to be some shit this morning. There I was … Continue reading Skywriting – 081820231422
PROSE – RANDOM THOUGHT For months, I’ve refused to acknowledge ownership of the feral cats in my house. Yes, I realize what I just said, allow me to explain. It happened several months ago when one showed up pregnant looking all cuddly and whatnot. There is a considerable amount more to the story and I … Continue reading Is it Really that Simple?
Have you ever had surgery? What for? PROSE – CREATIVE NON-FICTION I’ve been under the blade a few times in my short time on this side of the veil. I’m not precisely accident-prone but in the words of Pop. “If you gonna do anything, do it right.” I might as well scream at the top … Continue reading The Bionic Kid who wanted to be a Gymnast
I read both of those comics faithfully and never noticed until someone sent me this meme a couple of weeks ago. Yep, I feel like a dumbass, but I’m okay with it. Plus, I’m too old and don’t feel like it should matter very much. Continue reading The Lighter Side of Madness #8
POETRY – HUMOR Allow me to introduce myselfI’m a blabbering idiotit’s nice to meet you. Then I crack the mirror. ~thank you for reading~ Continue reading The Blabbering Idiot
POETRY – HUMOR Sometimes I forget the reasonI picked up a pen in the first placenot to escape or create but to distort time and spaceand freak out my parents… ~thank you for reading~ Continue reading Don’t Judge Me
This was a good day. My coworkers were so happy I miss Ralph; he was such a good listener. I didn’t know he felt that way. We could have talked about it. Continue reading The Lighter Side of Madness #7
SHORT FICTION – PROSE/LIGHT RANT Harold Shea is an ordinary fellow, as fellows go. He has no grand stories about this girl or that girl. He is a simple chap who eats tuna on toasted rye. Harold and I are clerks at the Ministry of Useless Facts and Random Memories. A person becomes a clerk … Continue reading Pulling the Pen
THOUGHT OF THE DAY Continue reading The Lighter Side of Madness
Saw this on the way back from a business trip. Continue reading The Lighter side of Madness
PROSE – RANDOM THOUGHT Perhaps I’ve reached an all-time low. I spent considerable time sending out a barrage of inbox marriage proposals. In these proposals, I removed the obligation of sex, hoping to sweeten the pot. I figured taking sex off the table would increase the number of acceptance. I figured surely one of these … Continue reading A Moment of Desperation
Check out this spoken word legend youtube.com/watch Continue reading Chit chattin with Jamie Bond
Mangus Khan 