Thanks to everyone who has been listening/watching my stories thus far. Now, I offer “Trephine” in four parts:
http://player.vimeo.com/video/18331251Trephine, Part One from Clark Knowles on Vimeo.
Thanks to everyone who has been listening/watching my stories thus far. Now, I offer “Trephine” in four parts:
http://player.vimeo.com/video/18331251Trephine, Part One from Clark Knowles on Vimeo.
A teaser for those of you waiting for a new story. A trephine drill is a drill used to bore holes into the skulls of patients with head wounds. It relieved the pressure of the wound and quite often helped the wounded survive. It was in wide use during the Civil War. Although my story doesn’t take place during the Civil War, my characters take a detour through the Gettysburg battlefield. The story is called “Trephine” and I’ll start reading it tomorrow.
Thanks everyone for watching/listening to “Houses for the Dead.” I recorded part five on Christmas Eve, but am just now posting it. I’ll start a new story tomorrow. Be well!
http://player.vimeo.com/video/18242083Whew! Didn’t think I was going to get this one up today! Thanks to those of you who’ve said nice things about my work!
http://player.vimeo.com/video/18138687Back between late ’89 and mid ’92, I used to DJ for WUNH in Durham. I used to play this band all the time. They disappeared. I just found this song after nearly twenty years. Still like it.
boomtownIts knots are edges
Of a larger continent.
The dark canals across its
stomach speak:
Once, a tree, and before that,
A vast space of nothing.
Against the pain of growing,
A tide, a mountain
Pressed flat,
A true meridian.
We have borrowed much.
This wind will leave
all things without ridges
or the shadow of ridges.
The hem will run
Into a green horizon.
Today’s installment. Thanks for watching and listening.
http://www.youtube.com/v/eUYzNNuoNI4?fs=1&hl=en_US