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Detroit Through the Eyes of Chicago
It’s always helpful to step away from writing details and look at the whole philosophy of the book. While visiting Detroit, Rachel and I were inspired by the dystopia of Detroit, it’s rebirth and its history. The feel of this book has a Detroit vibe. Tom Libertiny
Chapter 8: Ord Festival
Today I’m continuing to edit the Ord Festival chapter before sending it on over to Rachel for her review. This has been the most difficult chapter to write, re-write and edit. There are a lot of threads running through it from the earlier chapters as you would expect. But the difficult thing has been how…
Introduction to an Editor
Originally I envisioned the Null Paradox project as a single book of fiction. Then I added the music and live show components to the project as additional ways of having a real conversation with people who have read the book. Music and the live show give readers the opportunity to learn more about the philosophy, storyline…
Duality vs. Reality
People can be so consumed with determining, specifically, what you are. Right-hand, left-hand. Right-brained, left-brained. Red state, blue state. The list is endless as are the people who like making lists. We’re living in at least a quad universe. I don’t see how bosons or god lose any sleep over such a trivial issue.…
Myspace
Launched the Myspace site. It’s a huge project trying to put together a book, music album and live show, but why not bite-off more than I can handle? www.myspace.com/NullParadox Tom Libertiny
Road trip in Michigan
It all started while hustling a jet black Mustang along the 250 miles of backroads from Detroit to Gaylord, Michigan during the fall of 1985. The philosophy and nugget for what was originally going to be one fiction book. Viewpoint What would people look like from a very different perspective? Would their actions be understandable?…