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- Beyond the Hill
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The scarred earth lay out of view behind the hill. Crouched low among the crops, in one of the many fields that divided the hillside, the sun bleached ears of corn obscuring the peak and its vantage point over the nightmarish vistas beyond. Beneath their feet, the small houses in the valley below – with [...]
- We have the best tunes, but we don’t have enough ammo
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There was an interesting feature in Wired UK (Yeah, we read Wired UK, we like to stay hot on the heels of the digital revolution when we are not busy with our debauched flesh reversing exercises) about transmedia, and how the boundaries between content (visual/interactive/read/geo-localised, as in Alternate Reality Games and all that jazz) are [...]
- WAMPYR!
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One of the wonders of the Internet is how it allows curmudgeonly little bastards like ourselves to launch arbitrary assaults on whatever novel fad that happens to slip into the wrong side of the soiled bed where we lay, like the unwelcome head of a shit stallion running ahead of the pack of popular culture. [...]
- 20JFG Podcast: Taraka Larson (Prince Rama of Ayodhya)
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It’s summer and with the heat comes the irresistible clench of kinetic forces, a whirlwind tug of hair and sweat and clinging clothes, eyes staring for hours into hypnotic spirals of oscillating fans that make you yearn for linear motion, a pulse, a push, a pull. Before you know it you are speeding down zig [...]
- Decentralised Idolatry
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The face of the mother was first green, nourished by the energy of secret reservoirs. There built the naked apes their temples, scarring her skin still she smiled. Around these temples, villages grew in an avalanche of life, subsistence, commerce. Eventually the temples were demolished by the new religion, and replaced by churches, the primeval [...]