Author Archives: max
True Modern Romance
Dear Codename: Didi, I thought about you this morning. What are you doing? What are you up to? Where are you living now? I trained with Milo today — played, really — we practiced sit, lay down, roll over, and … Continue reading
The Marcello Rule™
PROLOGUE: It’s cold on the Upper East Side, but I could wear a T-shirt if I wanted to (I don’t). The leaves are yellow and the breeze over the East River tells me it hasn’t been summer for a long … Continue reading
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Tagged economics, fate, friends, los angeles, mysticism, new york, philosophy, physics, spirituality
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To You, Five Months From Now
Well, did it work? ***I would never ask you to say it, but in response—*** You’re welcome. It’s the last day before It All Begins™. You remember. It’s Sunday, but you thought it was Saturday, because yesterday you thought it … Continue reading
Cut To Black
What is possible? What was possible, what stopped being possible, what might yet be? This blog has came a long way in the year since I’ve started writing it, but I fear it’s come to the End Times. I’m not … Continue reading
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Tagged artistry, creativity, fate, fire, hero's journey, mysticism, spirituality, true modern romance
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Rage On, Eternal Optimist
This is a journal entry from 4 years ago, almost to the day. I wrote this right after Jevandre’s funeral, and after seeing some of my old friends back home. It’s interesting to see how much I raged against the … Continue reading
