Letters from Gehenna: The World on a Slant

"There's no time," the Director said, "that I can see any assimilation of Gehenna into Alliance ... without the inclusion of humans who think at an angle. You can tape them. You can try to change them. If you don't understand what they are now, how do you understand them when they've come another hundred years, another two hundred on the same course?"

- Forty Thousand in Gehenna, C. J. Cherryh

29 September, 2007

Hanging

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We finally got the stuff cleared out of the hall so we could hang the painting that goes there. It's my favorite of everything my mothe...
28 September, 2007

Mortification of the Flesh

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Daisy and I were talking last month about ecstasy and pain and sacredness and a variety of other things. And I'm working my way throug...
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26 September, 2007

Update to "World Fatigue"

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helen-louise, the woman whose livejournal I linked in the previous post regarding the monks and protests, has started up a blog specifically...

World Fatigue

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There's a lot of stuff going on out there in the world. Like the group of African-American lesbians who were violently attacked by a hom...
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25 September, 2007

Do you see what I hear?

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Since I'm spending this week in a state of stressed, a litle emotionally unstable, and feeling slightly unreal, I might as well take a l...
20 September, 2007

I got your reality right here

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The Mayor of San Diego realises that when push comes to shove, he really can't believe in separate but equal, and thus signs a resolutio...
18 September, 2007

Have you ever gone mad?

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If I talk to you about madness, will you take it as a rhetorical exaggeration, a little dance for effect, something said to shock and startl...
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I do all my weird normally and all my normal strangely. My blog is a repository of a variety of pontifications, on a variety of subjects including, but not limited to, religion, sex, BDSM, gender, sociopolitical neepery, the hell is wrong with people nowadays, and the art of living in the world one wants to bring into being while acknowledging that we're not there yet.
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