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!
Tag: death
Death gets us all in the end. Here are poems and prose by BW Derge that mentions death. I want my tombstone to say “Who’s Healthy Now??”
Guitar and Drums Improvised Post-Rock Music – “Trapped Beez Killing It”
Improvised post-rock music on the guitar and drums – a basement jam. We trapped some beez and they killed it (figuratively)
A Poem called “Outpour (Magic)”
“Outpour (Magic) – Poem by BW Derge from “Paradox Locked- written in 2017
2024 Poem about Writing: To Take Refuge in Some Mirage
“To Take Refuge in Some Mirage” – poem by BW Derge, written in 2024
A Short Story called “Shoot” by BW Derge
A short story originally written in 2007, reimagined in 2024. Entitled “Shoot,” it is about 2 hunters and their dog in the final days of what seems to be a somewhat long trip in the wilderness that the two old men enjoy… Shoot.
Pulp Fiction 30 Years Later: A Movie about Moral Dilemmas
Revisiting Pulp Fiction 30 years after its release in 1994. What is the main theme of Pulp Fiction? I think it is a movie about moral dilemmas.
Atop Satan’s Pallid Stage (or, “A Poem Called ‘Hell'”)
Two poems by BW Derge from “Mars Jazz” (2016), written in 2013. The first, entitled “Atop Satan’s Pallid Stage” is followed by a poem called “Hell.”
No Bullets, Please. (A Short Story)
Written in 2024, taking place at pawn shop around 2014, “No Bullets, Please” is a short story by BW Derge about a customer named Jimmy, a store owner that goes by Dean, and a college girl shopping for a film camera. This is a reimagining of a similar short story written around the time this one takes place…
Mix Playlist (10.2): A Rider’s Ride (Keeps Riding, from 2006)
This mix has some of my favorite songs of all time, including Pushit by Tool, Cicatriz ESP by The Mars Volta, and Nothing Even Matters by Lauryn Hill.
Oblivious Summer (It Falls On All Our Shoulders)
Short story written in 2012. Inspired by the novels by Henry Green, who wrote wonderful novels about rich British people with ugly complex souls, mostly taking place in 1940s England.
