Song by the Stoner Gestapo from their album, We Have Ways of Making You Toke
Disco Of The Damned 1985 : Garret Breedlove, Slappy Tickler, Hector Bombast, Fred Looper : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
todays bird
Mike Driver
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
occasionally subtle

Kaledo Art
hello vonnie

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Andulka

@theartofmadeline

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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸

#extradirty
trying on a metaphor
art blog(derogatory)
Not today Justin
Cosmic Funnies

shark vs the universe
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@raeganbutcher
Song by the Stoner Gestapo from their album, We Have Ways of Making You Toke
Disco Of The Damned 1985 : Garret Breedlove, Slappy Tickler, Hector Bombast, Fred Looper : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Raegan Butcher: The Man Behind the Chupacabra Chronicles
poem
creepy/weird
most of the men
i made friends with
in prison
were murderers
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poem
fame & fortune
eleven years after
the publication of
Stone Hotel
and it is gathering
a tiny bit
more notice.
that’s great.
at this rate
it will only
take me 150 more years
to make a living
as a writer.
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fugitives from No Secrets
guy
he’d hung himself. he left behind kids and two ex-wives and so someone thought it would be a good idea to make a fucking facebook page commemorating him. all of his mormon high school friends wasted no time putting up refrigerator magnet sayings on the page complete with rainbow graphics, pictures of kittens and i thought what the fuck? i joined in the fray and tried to advocate for his left-behind family, his kids, who surely didn’t want to hear banal platitudes about god and heaven- this was grief, godammit– that sinking, black, hollow, lonely, angry, helpless, anguish-place that has no rapport with feel-good sentiments hung up with this week’s grocery list. i got hammered by them all, of course- but the worst hammering came from the children themselves, when they said they actually liked those shallow trite-isms– and it was then my heart hurt for my dead friend even more: his children didn’t truly mourn him. they didn’t know him at all.
From No Secrets
resolute
i suppose i’m cynical as well as judgmental. i wanted to go to the gym— hadn’t been in a while, not because i’d not worked out, but because i’d been working out at home and at a private gym with a trainer.
the gym was so crowded there were no parking spaces, let alone treadmills. of course, i thought, it’s the second week of january. see, this is the time when everyone decides to change their lives. all they need is that number to go from 201_ to 201_+1; all they need is for it to be monday. all they need is to wait until after the office party, the holiday, the birthday, the super bowl. these are the people who disappear by march from the gym, so i can go back and run on the treadmill in peace.
true change isn’t a motherfucking new year, day, event, or a round number.when you are ready to change you do it– you don’t wait; and every day you make a choice to continue the path you’ve selected because every single motherfucking day is a new day, a new year, a new event, a moment of truth, a gift. so you can take all of your new year’s resolutions and shove them up your ass. if you wanted to do it, you would have done it already.
From No Secrets
a poem
my imagination i don’t try to ride coattails or search for endorsements from famous people but one time i did give a copy of Stone Hotel to a rock star for whom i have enormous respect i was hoping maybe that he’d read it and be so blown away he’d mention it on Twitter or something and help me get some (much-needed) exposure and sell some fucking books it was a mistake the next time i saw him he said, “i read your book…there’s a lot of darkness in there.” and while he was polite and friendly he was also a bit wary, i think, or maybe it was just my imagination in any case he never mentioned Stone Hotel on Twitter or anywhere else but i want to make it clear this does not change my opinion of him in any way i still think he’s truly one of the greats of this or any other age and the last time i saw him he gave me a hug so maybe it was my imagination, after all
This is album or book cover material, for sure
Book Review: Fury of the Chupacabras by Raegan Butcher. Adrenalin fueled horror adventure as Joe Gifford battles horrifying chupacabras in the south.
Outstanding review from across the pond
Reine Vyncke aka “Vagabundos” from Belgium sent me this in 2007. It’s a huge wall piece.
quarters
it was a small apartment
and the smoke was so thick
it was a fog.
we played quarters
and no one knew
that i didn’t want to be there.
didn’t want to be home
either
because i choked
on a different fog there.
i got pretty fucked up
because i wasn’t good at quarters
and i left.
i started walking down the sidewalk
past this brownstone church on 4th east
with my hands jammed in my pockets
and soon i started to run
but no matter how fast i went
i always caught up
to myself.
From No Apologies
“Winter Street” photo by J.A. Carter-Winward
www.jacarterwinward.com
great poem from an amazing poet
Interview with author and poet Raegan Butcher:Â https://youtu.be/uGUy2GLA3UE
Fuck yeah Butch!Â
If I could seriously get my hands on this, that would be swell.Â
he’s considering releasing another edition of it
By the end of this yr there should be a reprint available at a lower and more affordable price than these old out of print editions.Cheers!
bibliophile
knick-knacks and
photos
and snow globes—
paper weights.
the minutiae
of our lives
all stacked up
on a shelf
to display,
telling the world
who we are
and what means
the most to us.
i do not own a shelf
that doesn’t have
the most important pieces of my being on it—
books.
for what else is there
to house on a shelf
but books?
is there anything more
soulful
than the written word?
© jacw
www.jacarterwinward.com