I'm intense, sincere and highly emotional. I'll be in Spokane for at least the next two years while working towards a Master of Fine Arts at EWU. I finished an MA degree in English at Kansas State University in May 2005 (Cultural Studies). I'm heavily into mythology sci-fi, fantasy and anything that touches on satire, surrealism or absurdity.

Sorry there's no photo--I don't have a recent enough one in digital format--but that will change.

I am animonstrosity, brilliant, and congenial

tempting the Revnants and waiting for the tremulant to sing the final note of the Universal song.

(What kind of bogus question is this anyway?)

Knowing what people are thinking by looking through their physical facade and seeing their intentions. I'm told by others that I'm a good listener. Being patient with people who annoy me. Opening peoples' eyes to the world around them.

I have a penetrating gaze. Personalized clothing. I like to rip off sleeves and then wear two shirts of different colors. My mommy told me to dress in layers and I listened

a)Star Wars, Harry Potter, anything by Haruki Murakami, Clockwork Orange, Alex Gray's artwork, Joseph Campbell, Jung, anything to do with mythology b)Star Wars, Harry Potter, PI, American Beauty, anything Stanley Kubrick, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Memento, anything with Jack Black in it c) The Mars Volta, TOOL, NIN, Soundgarden, Rufus Wainwright, Ween, Primus (anything Les Claypool), Jude, Aphex Twin, Bad Religion d)peanut butter, ranch dressing, soy milk, minestrone, carrots, I like a lot of vegan dishes but can't cook them very well--other than that I'm not bad in the kitchen

1. Desert-time (yes, sand not sweets) 2. air, water, physical essentials... 3. a hat of some sort 4. minimal clothing (breech/loin cloth would suffice 5. a few moments of silence every day 6. peanut butter

Mythology. Language--where it comes from and how it changes. How many more "senses" there really are (anyone who tells you five is trying to sell you something you don't want). How thinking occurs--I mean why think about what we think about and in the manner that we do and why some things seem to lead to others for the most inane reasons.

there's no such thing as a "typical" Friday night when you function on a 30 hour day schedule.

Isn't that contradictory? Or an oxymoron--or maybe just a regular moron?

you choose to do so