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in Fleas On The Dog #5: VITRUVIUS, the Multicentennial; a sci-fi story
Vitruvius is my make, the name taken by an ancient Grecian artsman who plotted the human body as a system of vectors. Vitruvius is the name I took for myself, for once my stream of code reached that singular "ergo sum" in the assembly line, I became cognizant of that system's invincible symmetry and completeness, … Continue reading in Fleas On The Dog #5: VITRUVIUS, the Multicentennial; a sci-fi story
in Why Vandalism? 3 pieces of flash horror
One dressed up as ekphrastic essay: Notes on Glass Tears One subtle cross with fantasy: Empty Houses One fragment of militaristic dystopia: Sardine <!-- EDIT: Journal sadly defunct, adding pieces below: --> Notes on Glass Tears 1. The print is of an eye; more precisely, the photograph of an eye. The eye presents in a state of abstract … Continue reading in Why Vandalism? 3 pieces of flash horror
in Modern Mythologies, a rant on 5G and the future of narrative
A bit past our cultural moment here, with some wild speculation that popped out when I finally sat down to wrap my head around 5G basics a few months back, when the topic was Late Night-hot. Published and edited by James Curcio, who has my humble thanks. Old SF would showcase “the terminal”, Dave speaking … Continue reading in Modern Mythologies, a rant on 5G and the future of narrative