The 5th 100 poems in a 100 days poem. I was an anthropology major in college. It was fun to write an anthropological poem.

A combination of: anthropology (well researched), sports broadcast, satire, and entertainment. Imagine Olduvai Gorge and Monday Night Football together.

When hair-brained anthropologist Cosa Cooch suspects her husband is sleeping with his voluptuous teaching assistant, she bites back by traveling to the Bolivian rain forest. In Bolivia, Cosa encounters the Mostufans – an indigenous tribe known for their dashing young men, charismatic leadership, and reprehensible rituals. Will Cosa escapes the clutches of paranoia, magical realism, and her analyst before all is lost?

An ethnography about jamming.

My spiritual journey, thoughts, philosophies, personal longing for freedom.

An introduction to a series of stories about my spiritual journey, thoughts and philosophies. A summary and insight into my personal longing for freedom.

These three are built by observation of how people interact with one another in today’s society.

A few years ago, I was hired by a mysterious, shadowy group of people, based mostly in Europe, to invent a new world religion, and build it from the ground up.

A diary and stream of consciousness that begins with views on male/female interaction and ends with thoughts on communism.