Point Virgule — by Blake Brownrigg on

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Any great writer refines their use of punctuation as their technique matures. Early works may be covered with so many colons, parentheses, ...

Any Road in Iowa — by Blake Brownrigg on

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rising sun through windshield,  morning moon in rearview mirror. on my right a cornfield, my left a lifeless deer.

Ulysses Conjectures — by Blake Brownrigg on

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I know this is kind of Jorn Barger's thing, but I have some Ulysses conjectures of my own.  Any criticism is very welcome. 1.  Haines f...

Two Senryū — by Blake Brownrigg on

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A Senryū (川柳, せんりゅう) is a Japanese form of poetry consisting of three lines like a Haiku, but with no strict form. They usually have 17 syl...

Nothing left to see. — by Blake Brownrigg on

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Nietzsche wrote the obit, Joyce led the wake, and Ortega y Gasset opened cemetery gate -BJB

Street Poetry, Literally — by Blake Brownrigg on

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This was in 杭州 (HangZhou, China) near a Ferrari store strangely enough. The guy was apparently well educated as he was so consistent with h...

魯迅 Lu Xun and 門外 Outsiders Art. — by Blake Brownrigg on

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I've been mulling over an essay on Chinese characters by 魯迅 Lu Xun and I thought he raised more than a few good points concerning art an...