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John Kendall Hawkins is an American ex-pat freelance journalist and poet currently residing in Oceania. tantricdispositionmatrix.substack.com/ OpEd News Member for 245 week(s) and 5 day(s) 1061 Articles, 81 Quick Links, 850 Comments, 12 Diaries, 1 Petitions, 41 Series, 1 Polls Series Listed By Popularity List Alphabetically
Book Reviews (110 articles)
This is my Book Reviews space, minus the poetry book reviews, which has its own folder. 
Podcasts and Video Interviews (23 articles)
This is the folder I will keep my audio and video interviews in. 
Blackfella: 10 Poems from Down Under (10 articles)
This is the folder that will hold my 10 poems on observed (from my mighty whitey POV) the Black experience Down Under (i.e., Australia). 
Flash Pieces (8 articles)
The folder into which I will place my short pieces -- flash fiction and creative non-fiction -- generally no longer than 1000 words. 
Sing-A-Long OpEds (5 articles)
In this folder are lampoonish analyses of the days events to the tune of well-known songs. 
Diary Entry (2 articles)
Where I keep my diary entries -- loose change thoughts about this and that. 
Creation StoryL In the Beginning Was the Mighty Whitey (2 articles)
In this folder my three-part series lampooning the most well-know creation myth, employing the Middle Finger as a historical leit motif. We jump from Eden to Athens, without the commercials in between, to America, 'the last great hope of Mankind,' to the present catastrophic moment in history. 
Screenplays and TV dramas (2 articles)
here is where I'll put my ideas, skits, sketches and drafts of works for screen or TV. 
Epic Poem: Calafia, Queen of California (1 articles)
Where I put my Four Cantos on the origin of California. 
Collage Collection: American Despair series (1 articles)
Herein lies my entombed poems about the American Dream six feet (poetic feet) under. But I feel strongly that Exceptionalism will arise again -- and this time include everybody! 
Joan Dark (0 articles)
Joan Dark is no martyr. Buts she intends to bring down the 1%, with the help of her side kick, Gregor Chance, a confessional poet trying to kick his Oxycontin habit. She and he are incensed at how Notre Dame Cathedral came down. A forest fire. No insurance. Cause unknown. One percenters immediately swooping in to offer 'assistance.' She and Chance investigate. Even Jake Gittes would have blushed at what they find in this Chinatown of a master plan... |
