Kempton Mooney Less Profundity, More Secundity

I have completed draftnig parts 3 & 4 of The Babe and the Wolves.
There is much room for improvement in the Boston geographical descriptions as well as the chronology. I plan to outline the exact paths and places visited as well as the chronoly so that more details can be added.
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Last night I consolidated my photos into one browsable gallery. Here’s a link:
Link to Photo Gallery
The gallery uses minishowcase, a small and simple php/javascript online photo gallery, powered by AJAX, that allows you to easily show your images online, without complex databases or coding, allowing to have an up-and-running gallery in a few minutes.
http://minishowcase.net/
I like [...]

A little hip hop ditty on a semiotic tip. Neo-pragmatists deconstructed with digital turntablism, reducing anti-foundationalism to its very foundations.
As the man says, we just do what we do, baby, we do what we do.

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I have completed a draft of part 2 of The Babe and the Wolves. It needed a little more work, mostly adding dialogue to clarify some points and to slow down the movement. I also tried to bring out Jordan’s sister a little bit by giving her more dialogue. I want the reader to really [...]

I’ve been reading through the manuscript and there are some concerns I have. So in order to get some feedback, I have posted a draft of Part 1 here:
TBATW Draft – Part 1
I’d be interested to hear what others have to say so please give any comments you have. You can post comments on this [...]

Here is a link to my youtube player.

First draft done. Now the reread. The initial first pages are surprizingly alright, we’ll see how long that outlook lasts.

must focus on coherent style
must review notes
pay attention to voices
are all loose ends tied
need more scenery
need more thoughtful conversation

I created a public page for my recent experiments in feedback and tapelooping. Here is the link:
http://kemptonmooney.com/public/20100102.html

I have always been a proponent of minimalism. I partly received this from my father, an architect with early modernist sensibilities. Part of this also came from visiting Tibetan monasteries before I went to college. And part of this is watching people around me being bogged down by their stuff, physical and non. More recently, [...]

House designed using google’s sketch up program:
View model on this site
Click to go to model on google site