September Behind Us, October's Horizon Ahead

Still Standing in the Early Autumn Sun

Teamwork

Above. Below.

Monday Morning Flahr Pahr

Sunday Night Kaiju (Harmonizin')

Info about the great Akira Ifukube available here.

Window

What's the Historical Angle?

Haven't done one of these in a bit.

Pat Novak Says...

"Well it was good to get out of there. When she started walking toward you, you felt like a shovelful of scrap iron in a Pittsburgh blast furnace."

- Pat Novak for Hire, April 23, 1949 - "Rita Malloy"

Hanging With Your Buds (Again)

The Flower Dreams of Bigger Things Despite the Start of Autumn

Pat Novak Says...

"The captain didn't like company. When he hit me, I dropped down to the floor like a piece of hard-working lint. The last thing I remember was Sam Tolliver, sending me out to this boat. I knew then I had no more business here than second trumpet in a string quartet. I could hear voices and people moving around, but it didn't help much. You could get that kind of service in a tomb.

"Somewhere along the line they moved me, because when I woke up, I was lying in a cloud of platine on a different couch in a cabin. The class of people had improved. She was bending over me with a cold towel and a warm look. And from where I was, she had a figure like a shot of brandy on a winter night. When she said hello, you knew that all you had to do was send up a flare and relax."

- Pat Novak for Hire, April 4, 1949 - "Sam Tolliver"

Good Ol' Wisconsin

Down in the Dusk

Down in the Dust

Late Long Shadows

I dunno

Giving It the Once Over

Path

Hanging by the Lake with Your Buds

Thinking About Something

Not So Distant Shore. (Also Rocky.)

Rocky Shore

The Spot

It is hit.

Hanging Out

Countryside

North Bassett

Monday Morning Flahr Pahr

A-One, A-Two, A-Three

Bells in Blue

Caws for Alarm

North Park Street

Soggydog

Network Narrative

Room with a View