Tag Archives: true modern romance
Back To Business
Oh, the ol’ blog. How I’ve missed you. What’s up? How’s it going? ***No, no, we want to hear from you!*** Thus spake the one-sided communication channel. What a whirlwind it’s been since the last post. It’s not that I … Continue reading
A Boy Called Marcello
At the airport, like I always am. Not really. I’m writing this at my parents’ kitchen table in Kent. Ever since I decided to turn the blog into a book, I’ve been trying to think of a good way to … 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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The Theory of Goodbyes™
Yesterday I sold my old Honda Prelude. I thought there would be more Pomp & Circumstance when the moment came to pass over the title, but when the moment Came it just as suddenly Went. That’s from my third journal … Continue reading
The Book of Max
Dear Codename: Emily – thanks for reading the blog. ***In showbiz, that’s what we call a “hook”*** If it’s you reading this, just skip to the Tl;dr. One day in New York City and the magic returns. I’m struggling to … Continue reading
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Tagged artistry, creativity, fate, inspiration, music, philosophy, true modern romance
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