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Showing posts with label Eastern Kentucky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eastern Kentucky. Show all posts
14 August, 2013

Gator People Live In The River, 2: The Ballad of Judy and Cynthia

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Do you know any ... Kentucky songs? - Cynthia It seems like bluegrass people have more great stories to tell than other musicians. --  Dan F...
26 April, 2012

Disappearing Geography, Bluegrass Slingshot (Westbound Expedition): Willow Drive, KY

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Drink all of your passion, and be a disgrace. - Rumi, "A Community of the Spirit" Some may never live. But the crazy never die. -H...
23 April, 2012

Brief Introduction to The Atlas of Deep Time

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Roads cut into mountain rock like long memories, though the names and dates and reasons have all been forgotten. One fresh grave among the ...
16 April, 2012

Bluegrass Slingshot, Ashland, KY: Disappearing Geography

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  Brutal! Savage! Beyond Perversion!  - Kentucky Fried Movie (1977) Curiosity is natural to the soul of man and interesting objects have a p...
07 February, 2012

Baboon in the Bluegrass: The Saga of Charlene and Marlene (Ashland, KY)

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"If a man be gracious and courteous to strangers, it shows he is a citizen of the world." -- Francis Bacon This was the day before...
06 February, 2012

Baboon in the Bluegrass, Part 5: Hillybilly Hot Dogs and Pentecostal Swingers ( Ashland, KY)

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   “...at midnight Ashland, Kentucky, and a lonely girl under the marquee of a closed up show.” -Jack Kerouac After a week of being plied wi...
02 February, 2012

Baboon in the Bluegrass, Part 3: Morehead, Kentucky

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NO . It's not a sexual request. It's a city... well, more like a town... a town that will, undoubtedly, be swallowed by the monolith...
31 January, 2012

An Expert Destruction

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Main Street is crooked, runs right past City Hall, the police station, empties right in front of the University Administration building. Al...
17 November, 2009

Pendleton Underground: Part 5 of 7

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T he final trouble came down to one hundred dollars. To call Brenda a vampire would be giving her too much credit; that would bestow on her ...