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California’s Lost Gold - Illustrated Poetry
The poetry of Matthew Isaac Sobin. With illustrations by graphic novelist Jack Katz. A collaboration.
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Hello Friends:

I’ve been staring at this blank page for 45 minutes trying to figure out what to say. In the wake of the Orlando shooting, I keep going back and forth struggling to decide what is the right way to express my anger and hurt.

As a gay man and as the founder of the Write Out Loud Syndicate I think it is important to remind my readers and supporters that homophobia and transphobia continue to be a reality in our country. The LGBTQ community has won significant battles in the past years, but there are still plenty of people vulnerable to violence and discrimination.

I know that love and action are the answers. So I will focus my anger into action and fight the hateful rhetoric flooding the internet with love. This afternoon I will attend a vigil in memory of the victims. I encourage you to do the same in your area. Show your support; show that you are not afraid to stand next to the LGBTQ community. 

It is not the violence against us but our courage what define us.

In this link, there are other ways in which you can help.


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    Greetings...

    Since everyone liked my update where I shined a light on the JPL. Here are some quick tidbits about the Vampire Legend: While vampires had been around in legend and even part of mass hysteria in eastern Europe very early on. It was the novel The Vampyre written in 1819 that got the ball rolling. Bram Stroker’s Dracula came about in 1897. 

    In some legends, creating a vampire was as simple as having an animal jump over a corpse. In others, it was curse from God or Russian Witches. Still, to this day, my favorite method of destroying a vampire from legend:

    Iron Nails ran through the chest followed by a Hawethorne stake through each leg. Bits of steel placed in the mouth, over the eyes, and in between the fingernails before burial. Then decapitation of the head, turn it around, fill the coffin with rosepedals and bury the damn thing. This wouldn’t actually kill the vampire mind you, only keep it trapped. As of 2006, they are still finding corpses being dug up with this treatment. 

    Which in my head just means they set the vampires free right?

    Oh right! Artwork! Speaking of being set free.... here is a scene painted by Lizzy Perez of The Seventh Age:

    We are so close to 1000 orders guys. If you are following this campaign and haven’t jumped in yet: 27 spots left. I’m collecting more art such as what’s above for prize raffles when we hit the magic number. Hop in, follow the updates for more bite-sized facts about strange occult legends... and a kick-ass book about what happens when they all come crashing back. 

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      Jamison Stone liked an update for The Body of Chris

      Hey! I’m writing to share my latest piece, this one for Lion’s Roar, a prominent Buddhist website and magazine. As many of you know by now, though my book has an intentional Christian/Catholic slant, I’ve found a great deal of healing and inspiration in studying Buddhist psychology.

      Hope you like it! You can read here: http://www.lionsroar.com/waking-up-bipolar/

      Also, if you haven’t yet, pretty please leave a review on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Body-Chris-Obsession-Addiction-Madness/dp/1941758142/. It helps so much!

      Love. Chris

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        @Chris Cole Lion’s Roar is awesome! Way to go, man! Super stoked to read it, I’ll check it out now!
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          Jamison Stone commented on The Elemental Conductors - RM
          Hey @Jesse Wolfe Welcome to Inkshares, man! Your project looks interesting, man! I’ve said this before but my suggestion is spend some time commenting on other people’s projects and they will follow you and then comment on yours! Good luck!
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            Jamison Stone commented on Dragon Siege
            It’s confusing. My suggestion is spend some time commenting on other people’s projects and they will follow you and then comment on yours!
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              @Craig Munro @Jamison Stone Thanks for the feedback guys.  You are right, I think it would be helpful for us add ’most followed’ or ’copies sold’ to the list of sort options. 

              ’Followers count’ as the default sort is a little tricky because it is still possible to game it, and having this be the default would encourage this kind of gaming.  ’Copies sold’ is tricky because it only applies to projects that are funding or have funded.  The current ’relevant’ sort attempts to track community interest. I’m a little reluctant to say exactly how we’re doing this right now, but I will say that we have some features rolling out in the near future which will shed some light on it.

              @Craig Munro I’ve noticed some odd sort behavior for some search terms like the one you highlighted.  This might have a little more to do with how we are indexing content (rather than the sorting issue above). This is something we’ll look into soon.
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                Jamison Stone commented on Dragon Siege
                Haha, love the video and look forward to learning more! PM me if you would like any Inkshares tips. Welcome to the community and good luck!
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