Architecture is my life. Film is up there too. I was an English major. This photo I took of the CALTRAN (California Transportation) Building in Los Angeles combines the three. It is a strange, ultramodern structure. It has filmic tendencies (the see-through screen.) And it surely makes a linguistic statement with the gigantic number (so everybody can find the address.) Enter my world, and see my vision of the world as overlapping themes…and things.

Mission Statement:

We see everything falling apart now. The institutions we depended on are letting us down. And we have bought those so-called truths and let them shape our lives. I don’t believe in ideas anymore. So, what’s left? Nature. The physical world has laws that hold up…even if mankind’s don’t. We inhabit that world, so we must conform to those laws. I think if we understand those laws, we can correct human behavior to live in harmony with nature. We’re destroying our world, so maybe the solution is to see our place in nature and live with it and so each other.

What Drives Me

Drama

Welcome to my shows! Enter to watch people drama coming from world drama. I mean we can't separate ourselves from nature and physics. Come in to see how.

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Poetry

Why do we act like this? Why do we act up? Maybe my characters - human and otherwise - can shed some light.

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Art

I'm a writer, not a fine artist. But I've taken classes and created a few pieces (One was in a museum exhibition) It all connects to my literary themes. Remember: The physical world is the key.

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Reviews

When I'm not worldbuilding, I'm evaluating. Find out how the name we give someone of the humblest object lead to "The Big Picture."

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Links

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News & Information

  • New Play Exchange
    This is a good forum for playwrights to read each other's works and to provide positive feedback. I have three plays on here so far. Have a look at Greg Hovanesian also, as he is a fellow Boston Playwrights Platform member and past president. See my reviews for him on this blog and on his… Read more: New Play Exchange
  • Poemographs for Peace was on Zoom
    Here was the announcement: Come Join the Virtual Book Launch/Reading for Sterling Warner, Host: j Cathy Warner, More Poemographs for Peace, Editor: ca***********@***il.comMORE POEMOGRAPHS FOR PEACE: A Photo & Poetry Anthology Featuring CATHY WARNER & FRIENDSWhen: Tuesday, June 30, 2026Time: 6:00 PM until 7:00 PM (PST) More Poemographs for Peace began as a community poetry project for… Read more: Poemographs for Peace was on Zoom
  • American Shocker
    Attleboro Museum of Art in Attleboro, Massachusetts, U.S.A. has the show "County," for the U.S. 250th anniversary. There are all kinds of works - some just beautiful landscapes, some political, some nostalgic. I loved Michelle Brown's Disunion, a diptych showing U.S. monuments in Washington, D.C. in their untouched state on one side, and then as… Read more: American Shocker
  • We Wrote Poems for Peace
    My fellow Union of Poets members, others, and I are now in Cathy Warner's book of ekphastic poems to create peace and justice. Cathy gave us photo prompts. I did mine on the blackbirds on a field of sunflowers. The problem was, I got in early, and I got no response to verify they were… Read more: We Wrote Poems for Peace
  • Happy Birthday (Cont'd,) Dawn Reiger!
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fjv7m0dmj3w Here is my good friend, Dawn, in "Don't Spill the Eggs," a Mick Cusimano original. Dawn carries the fan and then the white, veiled hat. I miss her so much.