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Cover to “Alien: Isolation,” Henry Flint, 2014

Dark Horse Comics.

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“Festina lente.”

“Make haste slowly.”  — Roman aphorism favored by emperors Augustus and Titus.

 

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From Wikimedia Commons: “The emblem of the dolphin and anchor which has been used since Roman times to illustrate the adage. This example is the printer’s mark of Aldus.”

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“To the Return of Times Lost,” Charles-Amable Lenoir

Oil on canvas.

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Just a few more pictures of yesterday’s rainbow by Mill Mountain.

(It was really damned cool.)

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“Hotel Window,” Edward Hopper, 1955

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Rainbow at Mill Mountain!!

This was the massive rainbow late yesterday afternoon in front of Mill Mountain. The video doesn’t do it justice. It was super-bright and it was gigantic.  It looked like it was hitting the ground just a few blocks away.

If you look carefully, you can see a second rainbow arc above it at right.

There was a pretty neat sunshower preceding it as well.

 

Cover to “Doom Patrol” #92, Bob Brown, 1964

DC Comics.

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Synchronized Chaos to feature two of my stories and one of my poems.

I’m quite happy to share here that Synchronized Chaos will soon feature two of my science fiction/horror stories and one poem.

The stories are “Shine Now, Fiercely, Forever” (my time travel horror tale) and “At the End of the World, My Daughter Wept Metal” (my nanotechnology horror tale).  The poem is “An Altogether Different Slumber.”  All three of the pieces dovetail nicely with the editorial inspiration for Synchronized Chaos — the mathematical concept of chaos theory. (It really is a unique online creative journal, and I encourage you to check it out.)

Thank you, Executive Editor Cristina Deptula, for allowing me to share my voice through such an interesting venue!

 

 

“House by the Railroad,” Edward Hopper, 1925

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