8th April 2014
Cambridge University Press
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8th April 2014
Cambridge University Press
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Day three of NaPoWriMo has an interesting prompt. It is to write a charm of some kind. I shall give it a go.
Today started out well; I received a letter in the post from my friend SH in Finland. I live getting and sending letters. Then I spent several hours reading before getting ready to visit another friend, E. Continue reading “Fear and loathing in Lincolnshire”
A few years after the twentieth century ended the world became terrible. The economy shit the bed, everyone lost their jobs, the government started to become evil, and all educational programing was systematically replaced by “reality” television. It was as if Orwell made a half-assed attempt to write a comedy but it ended up being our actual lives instead of a single work that permanently defamed him. This new world worked out great if you wanted to live in perpetual poverty watching idiots argue wide-eyed about nothing in particular over a staccato soundtrack between fifteen minutes of advertising. But, if you were interested in being more than a culture zombie, things were going to get rough the second you left college and entered the intellectual desert of everyday life.
The internet had become our last bastion of cultural hope but that too had begun the slow decent into repugnancy. Advertising…
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There’s a blog I sometimes read that has started weekly writing prompts for introverts. I saw this weeks and thought I’d give it a go.
A new poem for today.
Wandering through the Reader this evening I found a post regarding National Poetry Writing Month. I’ve never heard of it before, but apparently it’s similar to NaNoWriMo in that one month of the year writers undertake a challenge. In this case, to write a poem a day every day of April.
Why are all the major religions consumed with sex? What makes sex so important, whether Buddhism or Islam, Christianity or Mormonism? What is the impact of religion on human sexuality? This book explores this and more. It ventures into territory that has never been examined. You will be surprised at how much religion has influenced your sexuality, who you marry, the pleasure you get or don’t get from sex, and what you can do about it.