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On the Road with Jesan Sorrells and Ryan Jerome Stout
On the Road with Jesan Sorrells and Ryan Jerome Stout
Running To Death: May 2022 Post
There was a period of my life (I’d just returned to Jersey from North Carolina after a brain damage causing near death experience) when I would commuting from Trenton to Palmer Square in Princeton to barista. At times, this period is hazy (brain damage), but several memories remain in my immediate recall – this is […]
Originally posted on THE GHOST WHO SELLS MEMORIES:
Please take a moment to view this video. The person speaking is my good friend Kyle Corbett – one of the best humans I’ve ever met. I could continue about Kyle, but this is not about him. This is about his nephew, Devon Corbett: an intelligent, happy-go lucky teen…
Please take a moment to view this video. The person speaking is my good friend Kyle Corbett – one of the best humans I’ve ever met. I could continue about Kyle, but this is not about him. This is about his nephew, Devon Corbett: an intelligent, happy-go lucky teen in need of love and support. Kyle speaks […]
Jesan Sorrells Audio Experience Episode #8 — Interview w/Ryan Jerome Stout (Part I) I met Jesan Sorrells in 2000 at Burlington County Community College. I saw signs posted around campus that advertised a writing club but no details on how to join. I finally walked into the Director of Student Activities office and inquired about the club. […]
Hound Dog, the latest video by Country Singer, Kaitlyn Baker, stars Mark Starling’s (First News on 570 with Mark Starling – the pragmatic voice of Asheville) archetypal wing dude and best friend of man, Monk the Dog. I met Mark while managing a now defunct craft cocktail and coffee bar in Asheville, NC. Shortly after […]
Death possesses a particular life of its own — does it not? A glimpse into the bowels of what once was. Life and death, in this particular context, refer to existence and no longer extant: but how can one quantify and/or qualify existence if existence encompasses everything and all for the incalculable infinity? Or, otherwise, […]
Would human history be different if William’s James commissioned Dmitri Mendeleev and Sigmund Freud to design, label, and quantify human emotions into a systematic map?— like a periodic chart for ‘feelings’. And, there is in fact, no commensurate synonym capable of capturing ‘emotions’ essence (not in the English language anyway). ‘Feelings,’ is a syntactic necessity, […]