A post-apocalyptic short story about a village that survives on the ruins of an old cathedral, the only remaining building centuries after the nuclear wars. Brother John and Brother Paul are in search for electricity – the magic of the old times.
BWDerge Blog Archives
Jams Music
Old Jam with Visuals – Improvised Rock on Guitars and Drum Kit
An old jam with visuals from August 2021. Nick Ring on the Guitar, BW Derge on the drums
Mix Playlists Music
Music Playlist featuring People Under the Stairs, Cake, and Alien Ant Farm
A genre-blending Amazon Music playlist mixtape from 2009; Harry Belafonte, People Under the Stairs, Cake, Alien Ant Farm, Bone Thugz, and a few more!
Poetry Writing
Cosmic Kings (Poem from 2005)
“Cosmic Kings,” Poem by BW Derge from “Pillars of Salt: Book Three: A Doomed, Faceless, and Abstract Idea with Possible Deeper Meaning Presented through the Medium of Poetry” – 2005
Jams Music
Jam Notes Podcast (episode 2): Counting Without Numbers
Listening to jam from January 2023. We have 100s of recorded jams (improvised music) and don’t know what to do what them. So here’s the second episode of Jam Notes.
Fiction Poetry Prose Writing
And the Sun Let Go: Chapter One: Between the Cracks
From Laenif: Book 2, “And the Sun Let Go” – chapter One: “Between the Cracks”
Prose Writing
Top 5 Simpsons Episodes (with Quotes)
The top five episodes of “The Simpsons” – my extremely biased opinion. Focusing mostly on the “Golden Years” of the show, here are my Top 5 Simpsons Episodes with Quotes
Mix Playlists Music
Amazon Music Playlist with Cold War Kids, Gorillaz, and George Ezra
A genre-blending Amazon Music playlist mixtape from 2016; Kanye West, 10 Years, Cold War Kids, Gorillaz, George Ezra, and a few more!
Poetry Writing
Read a Poem About the Word Love (2008)
“About Love” – Poem by BW Derge from “Manifestations of Consciousness” (Or, “More Fucking Poems”) – originally written in 2008
Fiction Prose Writing
Chapter 13: The Bodhisattva (excerpt from Laenif: Book One)
From Laenif: Book 1, chapter 13: “The Bodhisattva” depicts an individual struggling with a messiah complex that is slowly consuming them. The Bodhisattva can only look on with compassionate confusion…