A Philosophical Play in Three Acts

Okay, not an actual play. Don't worry. It's just a poem published by Brushfire at  University of Nevada, Reno.

Ben Takes a Gothic Turn

Pictured above is Frederick III, German Emperor. He was Kaiser for only two months in 1888, until he succumbed to throat cancer. This early demise paved the way for his son ,Wilhelm II, to take charge of the German Empire. We all know how well that went.

What does this have to do with me? Thanks to Macy Skov at A Suffer's Digest, a short story of mine based on the Kaiser's malady is now published. It is called Bureau of Barbarians and is up and ready to be read.

On Comedy, Transportation, and Sundays

 

A brutally honest reply to an invitation to watch a friend's sketch show. Completely hypothetical. Thanks to Disturb the Universe. 

Ubu Serf

 

Ubu, a journal of short absurdist verse, has published a poem of mine. It's the shortest poem I have ever published, perfect for the go-getting, hustling, and grinding world of today!

I Was in a Play

 

Yesterday I was in a play, "The Values of Gold, Silver, &Bronze," by Meagan J. Meehan. I played a Burglar. Credit to John Cappello for the art (not the statues).

Soundscape Theater presents "Nessie" an Audio Play with ME (and others)

 

Listen to Soundscape Theater's latest work "Nessie," a short audio play written by Christine Stoddard, directed by John Cappello, with sound designed & edited by India Stachyra. As for the voices, they are supplied by Donna Morales and yours truly. Listen to it at YouTube or the above links.

An Interview with the Poet/Writer/Former Actor/Celebrity Pharmacist

 

Thanks to Meagan J. Meehan for asking me some questions, allowing me to answer them, and then publishing said answers. Come read all about me.

Squeezin' the Plebian Rag

Well, since the world did not in fact end yesterday, you can all celebrate by reading a poem of mine at the Plebian Rag. Fans of theater may be amusued.