Creativity for the Multi-Tasker
Ever heard of slow-motion multi-tasking resulting in creativity? I was intrigued with that idea as presented in a TED talk by Tim Harford. Harford’s essential idea? Highly creative people move among their creative projects to let one influence the other. Because, if you blur the boundaries between your projects, you’ll make it easier to relate one […]
ART and the Meaning of Life
Let’s talk about art, creativity and— the meaning of life. Where does that spark of inspiration come from. How does that explosive blast of energy create something new in this world? But why do we focus only on the artist and pay so little attention to the other party—the viewer. This time, let’s talk about the viewer. […]
Dinner is Served on New Years Eve.
John McGrath looked up from the busy street and read the sign: Cavendish Hotel. Pulling open the front door, he stepped in to find a small foyer of potted plants, mirrors and vinyl covered furniture. Wearily, he set his bag down at the reception desk and rang the bell. He had to find a […]
The Cosmic Egg
The Cosmic Egg. From Night Crossing the third in The Trilogy of Remembrance. The scene which follows is from the very beginning of Night Crossing, the third in the trilogy. Can a visionary artist like Alexander create his art from his dreams and visions? From Chapter 1 of Night Crossing, the third in The Trilogy […]
A Stranger on the Train
A little story from Night Crossing, the third in The Trilogy of Remembrance. A Stranger on the Train A very strange woman crept into my life and my very being when I met her on the train. In fact, for a brief but intense period, she completely dominated my life. Headed to Portsmouth to catch […]
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