Category Archives: Poetry and fiction

Redemption is egoism in action: My eBook “Janio at a Point” is yours free for the downloading.

Download a free eBook about the redemption of the ego – about Splendor.In February of 1988, I wrote a short book called Janio at a Point. It was written to be the epilogue of a much larger book, a 600-page … Continue reading

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Love and loyalty: Why I want for my dog to die in Sun City.

The sun-dappled dogs of Duffeeland…A Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Willie story “Your dog’s dying.” What do you say to that? When you have a wound that won’t heal, there is nothing quite like having someone tear it wide open — expecting you to … Continue reading

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Tease your lover by text — and drive the Feds crazy doing it.

“EF or FF?” Putting hot-sauce on hamburger, making an adventure of the mundane.Last week Uncle Willie wrote about the kinds of playful games loving married couples can carry out over years or decades. This I totally get. I am always … Continue reading

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Making men out of boys by breaking all the rules.

Boys will be boys, but sooner or later they come to be men. Being serious about being serious is a very good sign in that transition.M.Angel Herrero / Foter.com / CC BY-NC-SA A Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Willie story “Dog’s not supposed … Continue reading

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The perfect life and beautiful death of a gangly little mermaid.

The little mermaid lives her life her way, regardless of how you or I might fail to live up to ours.A Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Willie story She was the little mermaid, in our world but never of it. Never in all … Continue reading

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Baby, they’re dumb in there: Disintermediate the elites for being evil — or simply for being stupid?

Just how devastatingly dull-witted are the members of that class of morons who hope to declare themselves our overlords? As we see every day, there is apparently no lower limit to how dumb you can be to get a job … Continue reading

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More from Greg Swann at The 21 Convention: PUA, love, sex, orgasms and The Unfallen.

Anthony Johnson of The 21 Convention has posted another short clip from my presentation at The 21 Convention in Austin. This amounts to a short promotion of my novel, The Unfallen, but I manage to cover a wide range of … Continue reading

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From The Unfallen: The purpose of civilization…

[I’m pulling this over from BloodhoundBlog from 2007. The back-story is the tragic death of a young father. I addressed some of these ideas in my second talk to The 21Convention, and I’m bringing this up now in anticipation of … Continue reading

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Slave to love? Gwendolyn Jones is a sovereign woman.

More from The Unfallen, the politics of love: She buried her head in his chest and squeezed him hard about the middle. They stood that way for a long time and he could feel her hair tickling at his chin … Continue reading

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Sunday school: The works of Richard Mitchell

Nathan Stocker, who crafted the Kindle Reader and iBooks versions of Man Alive!, has graced us with eBooks versions of the works of Richard Mitchell. If you don’t know him, you’re in for a treat. Starting from a do-it-yourself newsletter … Continue reading

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Psalm

Art is demanding, and that’s good. But art is petulant and importunate and presumptuous to a fault. Art is that damned nuisance of a snoopy neighbor who keeps knocking, knocking, knocking on your cellar door. Art goes straight for the … Continue reading

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