I’m joking, of course. (I was already dead inside!) 😀 But, seriously, Season 7, Episode 1 was some heartrending stuff.
This show could give “The Last Of Us” a run for its money and there’s not a fungal-brain zombie in sight.
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I actually learned *THREE* new words recently, including the one in the meme.
The second word was “diaspora” and the third was … I forgot. Which admittedly is not a good sign.
The Galway Review features “Smiling Among Inert Shipwrecks”
I’m honored today to see The Galway Review publish another poem of mine — this time “Smiling Among Inert Shipwrecks.”
The Galway Review is the city’s leading literary magazine, and a wonderful cultural resource for Ireland and the world. As always, I am grateful to the journal’s editorial staff for allowing my work to appear in such a distinguished periodical.
Spring in Crystal Spring.
Roanoke, Virginia, April 2025. Pictured is the First Evangelical Presbyterian Church.
No, I can not hold a phone or camera steady. It will never happen.
Get a Loder this.
Damn.
(I am a bit of a flake …)
The heavily accented guy at the bodega cheerfully informs me that “NEW CEREAL SHIPMENT COMES *TOMORROW,* SIR!”
So evidently they know me as “that cereal guy.” Not sure how I feel about that.
[Update — now all my Facebook friends are cracking the various requisite “serial” jokes. I should have seen that coming.]
MWC Alum Russell Morgan was on television in Southwest Virginia!
Hey Mary Washington College folks, your distinguished thespian alumnus Russell Morgan was featured on WDBJ7 here in Southwest Virginia! The television station did a segment on David Walton’s excellent stage dramedy, “Closing Arguments,” in which Russ had a starring role.
Let me tell you something — the dude was damned funny too. I guess the old MWC theater department taught him well!
Check out the link below:
I am now an organ donor.
Or … I will be, after I die. That is how it works, right?
And you should be one too! It’s easy if you live in a state like Virginia. You just check off a box when you apply for (or renew) your driver’s license.
Or, you can find out how to register right here with the Department of Health and Human Services.
Image credit: pd4u, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
My poem “March Midnight Window” is included in cc&d magazine’s newest anthology.
I am so happy to see my poem “March Midnight Window” included in cc&d magazine’s latest anthology, Letter from the End of the World. The piece was originally published in cc&d’s regular issue at the start of March; it is reprinted here in the new literary collection.
You can order a copy of Letter from the End of the World right here at Amazon.
Thanks once again to Editor Janet Kuypers at Scars Publications for allowing me to join the community at cc&d magazine!
A few quick words on “Closing Arguments.”
I immensely enjoyed today’s matinee performance of Closing Arguments at The Bear Theater at 302 Campbell Avenue in Roanoke. (A caveat — I cannot offer an unbiased review here, because a great old college friend, Russell Morgan, is one of the cast.)
But suffice to say I had a blast. Closing Arguments is an engaging, thoughtful, and genuinely funny comedy delivered by a talented, energetic cast. It portrays a dysfunctional family reuniting in a small town for a funeral for one of their own, where their latent animosities and neuroses boil over.
Writer and director David Walton was on hand to introduce the performance. (And it occurs to me as a theater neophyte that there must be a benefit to playwrights directing their own plays — who better to guide actors performances toward matching the intent of the text?)
Anyway, I cheerfully recommend this. Closing Arguments’ next weekend is its last; if you are interested, you can buy tickets here.
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 