A rumination on what the killing of Osama bin Laden meant to a generation of losses.

Some thoughts as I listen to Coldplay on a rainy Tuesday night.

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A retrospective on the song, "I'll Cry Instead" by The Beatles.

What are the effects of seeing endless streams of fictional trauma for our entire lives?

A short review of Robert Bolano's masterwork, 2666.

Week One of the 40/40 Challenge is done, so let's take a look at how I did.

Here's a helpful guide to the myriad complex problems that will maker Climate Change worse.

A short discussion of my brief foray into publishing with the Best Young Writers contest.

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Malthus may have had his timing a little off, but he was right about the limits of resource efficiency.

This is the fifth in a five-part series on the theory of Ecological Economics, popularized by Brian Czech in his book Supply Shock.

A review of the 2009 fantasy film, Where the Wild Things Are by Spike Jonze.

In which I lay out the rules and goals of the 40/40 Challenge.

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Why do we ask the question why so much?

A review of the film The World's End.

Poetry by Tres Crow

It may be over 40 years old, but Stephen King's Carrie is still as vital today as when it was released.

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This is the fourth in a five-part series on the theory of Ecological Economics.

Another word fo the day, y'all!

Suburbanization was a conscious effort by corporate and governmental interests to create a new America with a car in every driveway.

Another word of the day, yall!