Occupy
Some Time
STAY A LITTLE, THINK A LOT
Within these pages, a never ending stream
of voices engage in Discourse. Persistent,
they build new connections between used
connectors. An ever developing system,
birthed on the edge of impossibilities
for no other reason than to Live.
Within these pages, the dead speak
in whispers. A history recorded
long before the events took place,
a familiar landscape filled with unanswered
questions. We know the answers, and
still it’s hard to accept the Truth.
Within these pages, a thousand
pieces gather from a thousand Lifetimes.
The puzzle always finds a way to
bring itself together in the eyes of the Observer.
An ever developing system, alive and well,
having been granted a ticket in the Lottery of Life.
Fashionable Memories:
– Click! Click! Click! –
“You know, one day, the Earth will become a theater for a great and terrible War. The land will be swallowed by fire, horrors will crawl up from the Depths, and this place will become a new Hell for us to serve our sentence.”
“Hmm?”
“You think that was part of the grand scheme? To make the Worst suffer in familiar lands? To make the new jail out of our tarnished home? One day, some poor Soul will stand where we are now, knowing of what this place used to look like …Burdened with the knowledge of its Beauty.”
– Click! Click! Click! –
“I wonder what it’s like for the Fallen.“
Newest Mini-comic:
Thoughts on the Train:
“Here’s the thing, we never had an attention span! Think about it! This book was published in 1966 and it’s loaded! Two collections, Twenty-Two short stories each, told over 406 pages!
There are entire worlds in these stories, unbound from the chains of the Novel, Theater, or Film. Each entry is an episode from the mind of one author, a sort of Twilight Zone or Animatrix.
You begin to see the mind from which the worlds collide, some are fantastical, others science-fiction, and the best are those which press against the borders reality. The ones that blur the lines of fiction yet still use real words spoken by real people.
Those stories which force you to speak or think a way you wouldn’t normally, those which transport you to a moment in time you’ll never be able to experience again, those where Time is irrelevant! That is when a work truly become Timeless. Well, timelessness is relative, of course.”
– Leland Fritz
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