Welcome to The Deepening Woods, a website dedicated primarily to the works of art and writing of Evan Hughes. You'll find beautiful space art, dark faerie tales, science fiction, science fantasy, poetry, reviews, and a wee bit of politics here. There's plenty for everyone, and lots to see, so pick a section, and enjoy! The feed below will let you know my most recent works.
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I wrote this several years ago and recently decided it's good enough and faerie tale enough to post here. Shared it on my FB awhile back, but this'll make it so anybody can find it wherever they want. It's a faerie tale parody of Sir Mix-a-Lot's 'Baby Got Back': Aunti Snips-a-lot
So I decided to unlock the chapters of Shadows. If you haven't read them yet, the novel starts here: Shadows Chapter 1. I still need to finish it - exectuvie dysfunction and demotivation are a bitch.
In my quest to sloooowly update all the art pages, I have succeeding in overcoming executive disfunction and updated Petal
Posted 1/14/2023
I am currently working on updating the art pages. Society6 swag offerings are being generated for each piece and I am rectifying my old neglect in not having an individual page for each piece. Bear with me as I update and create these pages. It's going to take a bit as I have to produce 12 different scaled images for each piece. But it's going to happen. So far Rose Nebula is finished. Space Butterflies will be finished as soon as the Society 6 database updates.
New poetry! Current events have been gnawing at me too long to remain silent:
They Start with Immigrants
posted 06/27/2019
It's been way too long since I've produced new content. Today, two new pieces of art. Okay, one's not THAT terribly new because I made it last year but I forgot to add it to my menus:
The second one I just finished today:
Posted 03/23/2019
Today's political climate is inspiring me to write. Much of that climate is caused by historical ignorance. Today, I try to right a little bit of that by reviewing the various documents published by seceding States illustrating their reasons for leaving the Union in the 1861:
The Real Reason for Secession of the Southern States
Posted 08/18/2017
I've been a bad author, and haven't been writing as much this year as I should. But that doesn't mean I haven't been writing at all. Here, for Patrons only, I present Chapter X of Shadows:
Shadows Chapter X: Flight
Posted 05/13/2017
I am more than disappointed in yesterday's election results:
The Election of Fear
Posted 11/09/2016
Sometimes, in my works, it becomes evident that my existential romantic side can be at odds with my logical physicist side. This poem is a grand example of what happens when an existential romanticism collides with physics.
Quantum Whole
Posted 7/11/2016
For Patrons only, Chapter IX of Shadows is now available. Become a patron to read the novel as it develops!
Shadows Chapter IX: An Old Friend
Posted 07/08/2016
Let's practice with an exponential expression.
Posted 06/20/2016
Romantic Poetry has always been dear to my heart. Herein, I analyze the role of imagination in it, and the views of three influential romantic poets concerning imagination:
The Imagination of the Romantic Poets
Posted 06/17/2016
More poetry for today. I wrote this one for my Cross Country coach back in my senior year of high school:
Coach
Posted 06/16/2016
A new reflective poem:
The Author's Pen
Posted 06/15/2016
How are your visualization skills?
Posted 06/15/2016
Pictures are your friend.
Posted 06/14/2016
How do you find roots of an imaginary number?
Posted 06/13/2016
Let's take another look at lightsabers.
Posted 06/09/2016
Logarithms and their properties really can make some problems easier.
Posted 06/07/2016
Can you relate energy to relativistic momentum?
Posted 06/06/2016
Can you find the derivative of the derivative of the derivative of the...
Posted 06/05/2016
Make sure you use the right integrand and limits of integration.
Posted 06/04/2016
Integrals are just backwards derivatives.
Posted 06/02/2016
Just graph it!
Posted 06/01/2016
New Artwork! Across the Salzach River lies the Old Town of Salzburg, overlayed with a three dimensional rendering of the Veil Nebula. In the sky above is a lightning storm striking out from a merger of the Crab Nebula and the nucleus of the Centaurus A galaxy.
Posted 05/31/2016
Shocking!
Posted 05/31/2016
How do you handle multiple equalities?
Posted 05/30/2016
Take your math to the Hospital. Let L’Hôpital’s Rule work for you.
Posted 05/27/2016
Which method works best for you?
Posted 05/26/2016
Subtraction of area is a commonly needed technique in geometry.
Posted 05/24/2016
Can you find the right line?
Posted 05/23/2016
When things don't bounce.
Posted 05/22/2016
Releasing pressure.
Posted 05/21/2016
Don't let the strange operator intimidate you.
Posted 05/20/2016
How far apart are they?
Posted 05/19/2016
Trust me, there's plenty of information in this one.
Posted 05/18/2016
How are you with vectors?
Posted 05/17/2016
I find this very attractive.
Posted 05/16/2016
Pew! Pew! Pew!
Posted 05/13/2016
Can you find the beat?
Posted 05/12/2016
What's the easiest way to do this?
Posted 05/11/2016
To make combinations easy, just remember to ask yourself a couple questions.
Posted 05/10/2016
Plan your math strategy carefully.
Posted 05/09/2016
Pick your strategy carfeully.
Posted 05/06/2016
My newest ebook, Daily Math Problems Quarter 1, is now available at Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and Smashwords. Catch the links to all my ebooks here: Books
Posted 05/04/2016
Always falling, satellites are.
Posted 05/04/2016
Chapter 8 of Shadows is now available. Does our protagonist shake off his follower?
Shadows Chapter VIII: Followed
Posted 04/29/2016
What can you ignore?
Posted 04/29/2016
Our painter needs some help again.
Posted 04/28/2016
Can you solve it conceptually?
Posted 04/27/2016
A derivative on the left. An integral on the right. Can you solve it?
Posted 04/26/2016
Unit Conversion is important, but it doesn't have to be hard.
Posted 04/25/2016
Can you really find the sum if it goes on forever?
Posted 04/24/2016
Can you relate the logarthmic equation to its exponential equivalent?
Posted 04/23/2016
By request, I've expanded upon the designs for the Come and Take It shirts. Now you can show your support for Women's Rights and the 2nd Amendment at the same time:
Posted 04/22/2016
Remember: equidistant does not mean center.
Posted 04/21/2016
Exponential equations just take a bit of manipulation.
Posted 04/20/2016
John's making toast again!
Posted 04/19/2016
An easy one for today
Posted 04/18/2016
Don't be daunted by the sheer number of angles. You can do it!
Posted 04/16/2016
Show your support for women's rights by buying a shirt with one of these sassy designs. They come in many styles and colours.
Posted 04/15/2016
Ground control to Major Tom. Your floating between two asteroids.
Posted 04/15/2016
Stars are far.
Posted 04/14/2016
Resistance is... inevitable?
Posted 04/13/2016
Logarithms can help solve exponential equations
Posted 04/12/2016
I took a couple days off. Needed them. Can you prove the ratio of is the same?
Posted 04/11/2016
Today I seek opinions on transgender bathrooms.
Poll: Transgender Bathrooms. Thanks. Posted 04/08/2016
Parallelepiped. Say it. Say it three times fast. Then find the volume.
Posted 04/08/2016
What's your opinion on requiring photo ID to vote?
Poll: Voter ID. Thanks. Posted 04/07/2016
Today I seek opinions on refugees.
Poll: Refugees. Thanks. Posted 04/06/2016
How simple can it be?
Posted 04/07/2016
Today I seek opinions on refugees.
Poll: Refugees. Thanks. Posted 04/06/2016
Poll 6 tackles the sticky issue of abortion rights
Poll: Abortion Rights. Thanks. Posted 04/05/2016
There are more ways to find a product than just the simple multiplication we learned in elementary school.
Posted 04/05/2016
Today's poll addresses censorship. Please head over and provide your opinon.
Poll: Vulgarity. Thanks. Posted 04/04/2016
Help our painter figure out how much paint he needs to buy again.
Posted 04/04/2016
Please contribute your opinioon on today's poll concerning universal health care.
Poll: Universal Health Care. Thanks. Posted 04/03/2016
A hexagonal number puzzle for our 90th Problem of the Day!
Posted 04/02/2016
Our third poll addresses income vs. political affiliation. Please head over and vote:
Poll: Income vs. Affiliation. Thanks. Posted 04/02/2016
For my second poll, I'd like to get people's stances on the Right to Bear Arms. Please head over and vote:
Poll: Right to Bear Arms. Thanks. Posted 04/01/2016
Integrate! Integrate!
Posted 04/01/2016
The proof is there! Just look to the skies!
 . Posted 04/01/2016
I'm starting a series of polls to collect information for some future articles. Please give your opinion on whether you support open or closed borders in my first poll:
Poll: Open or Closed Borders. Thanks. Posted 03/31/2016
Composition requires careful attention to detail.
Posted 03/31/2016
Don't trust the figure.
Posted 03/30/2016
Don't go off on a tangent. Okay, maybe in this case...
Posted 03/29/2016
Rationalize First!
Posted 03/28/2016
How many eggs were there?
Posted 03/27/2016
Approximations help.
Posted 03/26/2016
Rings within rings within rings.
Posted 03/25/2016
Radicals are no fun. Exponents are better.
Posted 03/24/2016
Fractions, decimals, it's all the same
Posted 03/23/2016
Such a derivative problem.
Posted 03/22/2016
Wording is important.
Posted 03/21/2016
How hot is it?
Posted 03/19/2016
Is π really a constant?
Posted 03/18/2016
Let's go on a tangent.
Posted 03/17/2016
How much of the yard can the dog reach?
Posted 03/16/2016
Sometimes mathematical notation can be pretty ambiguous.
Posted 03/15/2016
Happy Pi Day! Let's do some Pi Notation for Pi Day.
Posted 03/14/2016
Let's see you wrap up this one.
Posted 03/12/2016
Yesterday's wasn't finished. And here's the math to prove it.
Posted 03/11/2016
So. Many. Triangles!
Posted 03/10/2016
A little calculus never hurt anyone.
Posted 03/09/2016
How much water does the bottle hold?
Posted 03/08/2016
Don't let Bob confuse you.
Posted 03/07/2016
Radial expansion can be treated as a linear thing.
Posted 03/06/2016
A circle is just an ellipse.
Posted 03/05/2016
Time for another tool I haven't yet discussed.
Posted 03/04/2016
Eliminate! Eliminate!
Posted 03/03/2016
One of these things is not like the others.
Posted 03/02/2016
Don't let the end-game of a problem blind you to its real meat.
Posted 03/01/2016
Keep your head, and exponents really aren't that bad.
Posted 02/29/2016
How much bigger?
Posted 02/28/2016
Help our painter again.
Posted 02/26/2016
Can you get to the root of the matter in today's problem?
Posted 02/25/2016
Just a little bit of counting helps to solve some problems.
Posted 02/24/2016
Four numbers make a cube in today's problem. Can you find the three not given?
Posted 02/23/2016
This enlightening problem has a thought experiment on causality at the end, so make sure you read the entire article!
Posted 02/22/2016
Sometimes plug and play is the easiest way.
Posted 02/20/2016
The next chapter of Shadows is finished, wherein our protagonist discovers an interstellar food court:Shadows Chapter VII: Watched
Posted 02/19/2016
Can you find the shortest path?
Posted 02/19/2016
A puzzle for the 50th Problem of the Day!
Posted 02/18/2016
Stay in fractions when you can. It makes life easier.
Posted 02/17/2016
A new poem today, in the beat style, of innocence and youth lost, of fallen fortune.
Two Cities
See? The site hasn't entirely been taken over by math! Posted 02/16/2016
Exclusions are important.
Posted 02/16/2016
There's often more than one way to solve your problem!
Posted 02/15/2016
Don't let today's problem intimidate you. Break it down!
Posted 02/14/2016
How's your number familiarity?
Posted 02/13/2016
Why so serious?
Posted 02/12/2016
We're going exponential again today
Posted 02/11/2016
Can you find the middle? Added challenge at the end of the article.
Posted 02/10/2016
Make sure you don't waste time on today's problem! Trying to solve the entire equation will do just that.
Posted 02/09/2016
See if you can evaluate today's exponential expression!
Posted 02/08/2016
Sometimes it is useful to compare quantities with differing dimensions. Can you do so for today's problem?
Posted 02/07/2016
Today's problem is hot!
Posted 02/05/2016
Straight out of the SAT, can you solve today's problem with a little juggling?
Posted 02/04/2016
A response to a request on a mathematics group, this problem tests your knowledge of regular polygons.
Posted 02/03/2016
Today's problem isn't solved with geometry alone. It also needs your use of reason.
Posted 02/02/2016
Here's a number puzzle for today. Can you solve it?
Posted 02/01/2016
For a physical problem today, let's take a simplified look at sound.
Posted 01/31/2016
Cross multiplying can make a mountain out of a mole-hill. Don't do it.
Posted 01/30/2016
Remember that just because a problem doesn't look like something you've done before, doesn't mean you don't have the skills to do it.
Posted 01/29/2016
What is the radius of the leaky tank?
Posted 01/28/2016
Can you help our painter figure out how many buckets of paint he needs this time?
Posted 01/27/2016
Remember there's usually more than one way to do something? How far do Marco and Peter drive?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 28
Posted 01/26/2016
Another Star Wars inspired problem for today. Can a single-photon lightsaber cut through metal like we see in the movies?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 27
Posted 01/25/2016
Inspired by Star Wars the Force Awakens: How much more does this poor fellow weigh in today's problem?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 26
Posted 01/24/2016
Today's problem is all about pattern recognition. Can you solve it?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 25
Posted 01/23/2016
Sometimes the best way to solve a math problem is to just draw a picture (or diagram). How many rounds doest his tournament last?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 24
Posted 01/22/2016
Even the best of us can fall into the math autopilot trap. Today's problem is a lesson in just that. Can you solve it in under a minute?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 23
Posted 01/21/2016
Let's go digital today!
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 22
Posted 01/20/2016
Sometimes math problems can be solved with just your reason. What's the fastest way to solve today's?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 21
Posted 01/19/2016
Today's problem is sequential. Can you solve it? As usual, no calculators! That's cheating!
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 20
Posted 01/18/2016
Don't let exponential terms scare you. Can you solve today's problem?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 19
Posted 01/17/2016
Being able to figure out your price at the register is important. In America, they don't mark the sales tag with the price adjusted for tax. Can you do today's problem involving multiple sales and tax without a calculator?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 18.
Posted 01/15/2016
Let's work with some trigonometry today. Can you evaluate today's problem without a calculator?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 17.
Posted 01/14/2016
Our painter is back for today's problem. Can you help him figure out how much paint to buy?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 16.
Posted 01/13/2016
Can you solve today's problem involving factorials and exponents?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 15.
Posted 01/12/2016
A request for today. Inspired by Simon Pegg's tweet in memorium of David Bowie.
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 14. In Memorium: David Bowie
Posted 01/11/2016
Today's problem is all relative. Can you solve it?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 13
Posted 01/10/2016
Recognize your domain restrictions. Can you solve today's problem?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 12
Posted 01/09/2016
Don't let your math intimidate you! Can you solve today's problem? It's simpler than it looks!
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 11
Posted 01/08/2016
Let's get physical today. Can the kitty reach the branch?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 10
Posted 01/07/2016
Time for some complex numbers. Can you solve this operation?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 9
Posted 01/06/2016
A simplified probability problem today? In this Texas Hold 'Em situation, should you fold or call?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 8
Posted 01/05/2016
Can you solve today's problem without any computation? Give it a try!
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 7
Posted 01/04/2016
We've got a Goldie Locks problem for today. Can you help the club promoter decide which lamp is the best?
Math Made Easy: Problem of the Day 6
Posted 01/03/2016
Time for a real world problem for our Problem of the Day. How much paint does the painter need? Posted 01/02/2016
Instead of a single problem for today, let's do a Treasure Hunt! Posted 01/01/2016
Let's keep today's problem short and sweet:
It's all about keeping it simple. Can you solve it without using logarithms? Posted 12/31/2015
Today's problem of the day was inspired by a physical situation I was attempting to resolve. It resulted in this fun looking fraction:  Can you find its simplest form? Posted 12/30/2015
Let's do some algebra today. How many solutions does this equation have?
Can you find them all? Posted 12/29/2015
Sometimes, it's best to just do problems to demonstrate tips on how to make your math easier. So, to that end, I'm going to supplement my Math Made Easy series with a Problem of the Day. Here's the first one:  . Can you do it in under 5 seconds? Posted 12/28/2015
I didn't think I should have to write an article like this, but I'm seeing too many supposedly intelligent people buying into this bs:Is Obama Muslim? (No!) Posted 12/13/2015
It's been a few months since I've completed a new piece of art, but today I give you the twin eyes of the Cheshire Cat galaxy group peering through a lost Welsh ruin on Mars. Posted 11/27/2015
Feeling political again today, so I discuss, in simple mathematics, how flat taxes really aren't all that fair: Flat Taxes: Not as Fair as They Sound Posted 11/25/2015
Today I'd like to discuss what the real reason for religion is: Religion: The Ultimate Tool Posted 11/18/2015
It's a weekend for math! Today we examine the four ways in which you can consistently physically transform any function in my article: Math Made Easy: Transformations of Functions Posted 11/08/2015
Today I bring you a new article in my Math Made Easy Series: Fractions Are Your Friends, and indeed, they are. Posted 11/07/2015
For Chapter 6 of Shadows is now available to read, for patrons only:Reciprocation. Our protagonist learns more of his new friends, and they of him. Make sure to head over to Patreon and pledge to support if you want to follow the story. As little as a dollar gets you in. Posted 10/31/2015
In my newest faerie tale, does the Giant learn his lesson? Posted 10/20/2015
Two Math Made Easy articles in two days! Today, Inverse, Reciprocal, Opposite Posted 10/11/2015
Here's a new Math Made Easy article on a topic I frequently address with my students: Math Made Easy: Word Problems in Seven Steps Posted 10/10/2015
I'm making some changes in the appearance of the site, and they may take some time for me to propogate them to all pages. Please bear with me during the process. Posted 10/10/2015
This article I wrote in the middle of the night, though it's been brewing for awhile. It will anger some people, but it really is something that needs to be said, a topic that needed to be examined int he way I did: Trigger Warnings Posted 09/26/2015
I present a new math article today. This time I discuss two methods for factoring, when you should use both, and how to make your factoring easier: Math Made Easy: Factoring Posted 09/25/2015
Chapter 5 of Shadows is now available to read, for patrons only:The Spread. Make sure to head over to Patreon and pledge to support if you want to follow the story. As little as a dollar gets you in. Posted 09/18/2015
A discussion expsoing the illusions of The Lie of the Free Market Posted 09/11/2015
I have so many articles in my head right now, I'm having trouble working on any one and getting it out. Here is a new one in my Math Made Easy series, this one on Polynomial Characteristics Posted 09/07/2015
In our fourth chapter of Shadows, our protagonist finds New Friends Posted 09/06/2015
And I present the third chapter of Shadows: A Beginning Posted 08/28/2015
Finally, the second chapter of Shadows is available. BUT! To continue the story, become a Patron. Posted 08/21/15
A piece of art this weekend. This time, I have rendered my poem Love Is Not Blind upon a background of bright beams of sunlight illuminating mountain valleys. Posted 08/16/2015
Because some people have asked: What I Want in a Government System. Posted 08/07/2015
One last article for the month of July! In this one, I tackle the issue of increasing wages, and approach it from a thermodynamic perspective. I explain how economic systems work like thermodynamic systems, and how this can help us to understand why low wages are not good for the majority of people: Why Increasing Lower Wages Works, from a Thermodynamic Perspective Posted 07/31/2015
Today I present a piece once again combining my art and poetry, this time one of my older poems, inspired by Tennessee Williams' the Glass Menagerie. Posted 07/18/2015
A lot of work coming out of me lately. Today, I respond to all the hubbub about the recently released papers on the approaching Maunder Minimum in sunspot activity: Physics for Everyone: Maunder Minimum: New Ice Age? (No) Posted 07/14/2015
Combining my art and my poetry, I present a piece simple and beautiful. Posted 07/13/2015
It's time for the next installment in my mathematics series: Math Made Easy: Why Do I Care About..? Posted 07/11/2015
This article's been coming for some time, and his been inspired by running into the same phenomenon in political debates against both sides of the spectrum: Redefinition of Words: Racism Posted 07/01/2015
It took me longer to do this than it did for Carrie, but it was something I need to do. Stripey: My Old Man and Old Friend Posted 06/28/2015
In celebration of the recent Supreme Court ruling on marriage equality, I have rendered Freddie Mercury in rainbow hues in his classic pose with arm raised triumphant against a background of spectral fireworks. Posted 06/27/2015
As promised, the second article in my new series. Math Made Easy: Multiplication Posted 06/14/2015
A new article (I know it's been awhile, but I think I'll be having more to come soon!), this time starting a new series on mathematics. Math Made Easy: Thoughts on the Common Core Posted 06/13/2015
I've been laid up with a broken clavicle and several broken ribs the last couple weeks, but I managed to finish a new piece of artwork today, the Star Eagle Ruins. Posted 05/25/15
For this week, I felt I needed to do a self portrait, so I did one over the famous Loreley of the German Rhein. Posted 04/27/15
I took a break last weekend, but this week we're back with Cosmic Rays (pun most definitely intended!). Posted 04/18/15
For this week, the Chateau de Chambord in France is found amidst a galactic background. Posted 04/07/15
A family of penguins gathers to show their love upon a cloud floating amidst a cosmic background, with other penguins swimming in attendance. Posted 03/30/15
The Newark Castle Ruin of Fife, Scotland stand starkly imposed upon a solar lightning storm! Posted 03/23/15
Eyes so piercing, lightning strikes! Posted 03/16/15
My first new piece since January: a hammerhead shark has been electrified in space! Posted 03/09/15
For this week's first piece of art, the city of Pittsburgh is now at the confluence of two rivers of stars. Posted 01/13/15
A productive week so far, I return to my Physics for Everyone series with a new article on Symmetry Posted 01/06/2015
In support of the Frederick News-Post and their First Amendment right to report on Kirby Delauter Posted 01/06/2015
Art two days in a row? Sure!
Tonight, the city of Toronto has found its way into the Andromeda Galaxy, posted 01/05/2015:
Two Tule Elk from Tomales Point, California, have made their way to a far more alien locale in my latest piece, posted 01/04/2015:
The rock dwellings of Geröme, Turkey, have become even more otherworldy today! Posted 12/29/2014
I get a little sidetracked from my usual material today with this editorial: The NFL: Corporate Teams, not Community Clubs Posted 12/28/2014
The Cats Eye Nebula has nothing on these ephemeral cat eyes! Posted 12/26/2014
The San Francisco Palace of Fine Arts has gone cosmic! Posted 12/24/2014
And for today, the Schloss Lichtenstein is illuminated by a red nova! Posted 12/19/2014
Two different pieces today - different versions of a similar scene. In one, the TransAmerica Pyramid in San Francisco has been transformed into an Industrial SpaceAmerica Pyramid, while in the other, we find a softer, brighter Soft SpaceAmerica Pyramid And remember, you can always get my artwork in on various items (tshirts, mugs, phone cases, shot glasses, blankets, and more) at my CafePress Store Posted 12/18/2014
The Scottish castle Eilean Donan has been misplaced into space (and in keeping with Christmastime, the Christmas Tree Nebula is part of the background) Posted 12/13/14
'tis the season, so in the spirit of Christmastime, a Weinachtspyramide with a spacey backdrop. Enjoy! Posted 12/10/14
Ghostly bats are flying through an explosive collision of the Carina and Owl Nebulae! Posted 12/09/14
Rosetta has found Krampus in space! Posted 12/05/14
St Louis has become cosmic! Posted 12/2/2014
I created a combination of The Bodiam Castle in East Sussex in Space Posted 11/25/14
I made a SpaceDragon! check him out, and my other Art Posted 11/21/14
For today's Art, a whale breeches the atmosphere to escape into space: Freedom Posted 11/17/14
Art! SpaceTube Posted 11/14/14
More new Art This time, 'tis Spacetopus Posted 11/09/14
A new, brief editorial, with video links, on one of the most momentous political events I had the privilege to experience, the Fall of the Berlin Wall Posted 11/09/14
I should have done this a bit ago, especially considering I've been doing a lot of art lately. But, I now have a single page where you can view my best art, and navigate to both my Etsy and Cafe Press shop for purchasing either prints or merchandise thereof (and any future shops once they're established). Make sure you check out the new Art page! Posted 11/08/14
And I have now opened an Etsy shop where you can order digital prints of some of my new artwork. Head on over and check it out. 4 prints available in multiple sizes, and more to come! Posted 09/08/14
Busy day today - did a couple new business card designs, which were up, as well as worked on a piece of artwork - I have four different versions of it posted in Posters. I may not leave them all up once I decide which I like the best, so check them out while you can. Posted 09/06/14
For a faerie tale site, I really need to finish more stories. Well, here's a new one for you! Took a lot of work to finish this one - the climax in the middle was like pulling teeth, but I finally got past it. My first story finished this year: The Writer Posted 08/31/14
Inspired by the first episode of 13th Doctor, I give you, Attack of the Attacky Attack Eyebrows! Posted 08/25/14
I decided that my Squirrel Rides a Snake Into the Sunset needed a LIGHTSABER and made it so. Posted 08/22/14
Just added a posters page to my Document Designs posted 08/18/14
A couple new business card designs up today, as well as a new site banner. New faerie tale coming, hopefully to be finished by the end of this coming weekend,
After a bit of a dry spell, a new article: Misuse of the English Language, Some Pet Peeves Posted 06/28/14
But there's actually a reason for that dry spell - I've been working on trying to start freelance document design - you can see some samples at the Document Design page
A short poem that's been brewing in my head for a couple weeks: Love Is Not Blind Posted 03/02/14
A poem on the frustrations of dealing with a long distance polyamourous relationship: Three Thousand Miles Away Posted 02/16/14
An early Valentine's Day poem for my love: Alycen Posted 02/09/14
The follow up to the last physics article: Physics for Everyone: How Global Warming Happens Posted 01/19/14
My latest physics article, on a topic of great import: Physics for Everyone: Why Global Warming is Scary Posted 01/03/14
Some old school common sense about cleanliness and your immune system: 13 Tips for a Healthy Immune System Posted 12/30/13
Article 4 in the Physics for Everyone series: Physics for Everyone: Radiation Posted 12/30/13
In response to the horrid Affluenza sentencing: The Travesty and Classism of the Affluenza Ruling Posted 12/14/13
This year's Christmas article: The Adventskalender Posted 12/11/13
Why I haven't finished anything for the last fortnight. Warning, there may be tears: Carrie: My Little Girl Posted 11/16/2013
Number 3 of the Physics for Everyone series: Physics for Everyone: How Light Travels Posted 10/12/2013
At this rate, I'll likely create a new menu item just for this article series
And now for the second of the Physics for Everyone articles: Physics for Everyone: The Nature of Light Posted 09/25/2013
A new poem for my Love, my Alycen, on her birthday: And Once I Loved Posted 09/11/2013
The first in a new planned series of editorials on basic concepts of physics, written for everyone: Physics for Everyone: Dimension Posted 08/24/2013
A new editorial, brought on by the latest round of rape awareness in the media: Consent - It's Not about Gender Posted 03/23/2013
I've been working on a big project lately that's sucking my attention away from faerie tales, but here's a response to a selection from Marie Boas Hall's book The Scientific Renaissance (pgs 17-49) Posted 02/23/2013
Another brief review/response: In Response to Edgar Zilsel's article "The Genesis of the Concept of Scientific Progress" Posted 01/18/2013
A brief review of (or more appriopriately response to In Response to John Gasciogne's article "A Reappraisal of the Role of the Universities in the Scientific Evolution" Posted 01/04/13
More of a blog entry than an editorial: 2012 Didn't Suck Posted 01/04/13
An editorial in response to non-oppressed people trying to turn themselves into martyrs, especially around Christmas: No, Johnny, There is No War on Christmas Posted 12/21/12
This Editorial has been brewing for sometime: Reason: A Summary of My Political Stances Posted 11/02/12
Story: Spera This one I'm considering novelizing - there are certainly a lot of questions left unanswered by it (to which I do have the answers). Posted 09/23/12
Comments! I have them! You can now comment on your favorite stories, poems, reviews, and editorials! Please do! But keep it classy, please. You can find the comments box on the bottom of every page (except the menu pages, but including the front page). 09/21/12
Do please forgive the long hiatus. I had some problems with the webhost and domain name. Needless to say, I have terminated my business relationship with my prior webhost and have found a new one. Unfortunately, this necessitated a new domain name. 09/12/12
New Story! The White Cloak Posted 09/12/12
Thank you, Stanton McCandlish, for your sage advice
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