The Collective Eye - May 2020
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The Collective Eye - June 2019
The Collective Eye is on... SPARKLE MOTION - Jason Edward Davis BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA - @kiltedmuse SERIOUS GLITTER - @JenniferAClair IF A TREE FALLS... - @chendellseries THE DARKNESS SWIRLS... - @entrebat INTRICATE - @Wyrde SEE? POEM! - NickNackPaddyWhack-ed LATITUDE ZERO - Cinematic Catharsis PEGGY SUE GOT MARRIED - Realweegiemidget Reviews THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS - A World Without a Sea YOUR COPY OF CONQUEST - Eric Shay Howard OF BITTER SOULS - Life's a Banquet SECOND SKIN - WIP Topping COVER REVEAL - R.F. Lange THE DAY I MET CHER - My Gay Opinion POTATO INFLUENCE - @readbooks A LITTLE SWING - @LilDeanoBear PEACEFUL BLEND - @2mon_amie...
The Collective Eye - May 2021 - Blue Sun Chasing
The Collective Eye is on... WHAT SHOULD THE WORLD KNOW ABOUT YOU? First and foremost, that this music is for me. I created it because I’ve always wanted to make music and because I have things inside me that I feel I need to release into the world. I am someone who consistently asks the same question: What’s this (*waves arms*) all about? Is it about anything at all? I don’t have an answer, but the music is an exploration of the question. Some of the feedback I’ve received on this body of work is that it’s dark. But it simply has to be that way. I’ll talk more about that in a minute, but what I want people to know is that while it’s true that the music may feel or sound bleak, there’s always an element of hope weaving through it for me. There’s always hope because that’s what keeps us moving forward. How could we keep going without hope? Much of what I do comes from places in me I can’t identify or describe, and I don’t set out to create a narrative:...
tales from the freakboy zone...
...is an eclectic blog full of short stories, so-called poetry and miscellaneously random ramblings from the bent mind of John L. Harmon. He began telling these tales in May of 2013, but feared he would have to permanently end this blog in December of 2016 when he lost a chunk of his vision. John slowly found his way back to these tales during the summer of 2017 and now continues full freaky steam ahead.