I’m all moved in to my new apartment in Medfield (north of Hampden, which is north of Baltimore-proper) and at last have gotten my internet up and working… though I’m keeping my fingers crossed. I’ve begun work on two big new projects (well, continued work on one), bought new guitar strings and food to last me the week. So it looks like I’m good to go for a little bit here… Posting will likely happen in the evenings the next two weeks, as I have full time hours at Everyman Theatre as we strike and load-in for the next show. Looking forward to it very much.

My goal over the coming months is to work my buns off to pay down my debts before everything goes down the shitter. But more importantly, the work is a matter of personal transformation, and just happens to coincide with what looks like it will be a friggin bumpy ride here in the US.

Part of the focus of my blog will be shifting towards a factual description of conditions on the ground in my community, region and nation - along with the efforts and antics of myself and my friends to continue living as freely and creatively as we can possibly get away with, hopefully impacting those around us for the better.

I’ve got a comic book series in the works. It’s still in early scripting stages, and I might be holding a fundraiser which would allow you non-Public Domain access to early versions of the script. Stay tuned for details. I’m also working on a much broader series of written pieces and audio documentation in which I hope to capture something of the spirit of the times here in Baltimore, using local artists, musicians and business people I’m personally connected with as the focal point of my investigation. This will be an on-going project, the fruits of which I hope will be many and varied.

More to follow!