Apple Has Lost Its Innovation Polish
Riffing About Tim Cook and Apple’s New Old Mac Mini By Terry Bailey Nov 4, 2018 When former Pepsi CEO John Scully was running Apple in the Nineties, I gave an interview to MacWeek, and […]
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My Review of Merlin Snider’s New Album – “One Light Many Windows”
this essay was first published on November 29 in Folkworks Magazine TITLE: One Light Many Windows ARTIST: Merlin Snider LABEL: Barking Dog Music RELEASE DATE: November 21, 2016 By Terry Bailey Years ago I […]
Reading James Baldwin
I decided to read James Baldwin. Everything he wrote, from start to finish. Even if it takes the rest of my life.
On Space Cattle and Looking for the Origin of Life
Or, A Little Mars & Origins of Life History (and other related thoughts) Before Tackling Today’s Space Exploration Debates, Part IV Okay, so a couple of posts ago we left Stanley Miller and Harold Urey […]
How Sixto Rodriguez’s Searching for Sugarman Led Me To an Amazing Personal Lecture by a Space Scientist About the Search for Life
Or, A Little Mars & Origins of Life History Before Tackling Today’s Space Exploration Debates, Part I In my post before last I mentioned I’d share some Mars exploration history before moving on to Mars […]
Part I: Chabon’s Maps and Legends and Hayle’s Electronic Literature meet Two-Bit Words and Pygmy Musicians
During an online reading conference, for which I was the discussion leader (have I mentioned that I am about to complete an MFA in new media writing from Antioch University? – more on that later), […]