Tim Barrus Blog
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Fucking Dragons
So it begins again. A pack of wolves numbering in the thousands, went on a rampage in Venice Beach. Coyotes would attack a car. The wolves had eaten all the dogs. The big cats ate the little cats. Mountain lions ate themselves. Migration was from here to there. Entire populations.…
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Life Forms From a Martian Sea in Seas
The Lurid Book Scene of the fifties and sixties both had to do with soft porn and titillation. Lurid books earned publishers a ton of money in the fifties and the sixties. Dirty, filthy books read by dirty, filthy Homo sapiens. It’s all breeding behavior. Just do whatever the fucking…
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I Know All the Secrets That You keep
You know. You hear. You could guess. You were probably right, but you were never right about anything. Whores still loved him. You been talking in your sleep. All the State Secrets. I wanted them. I wanted State Secrets. Not chickenshit. He knew where the bodies had been buried. He…
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The Little Bitch Was Miss Sugarnut
I had been his teacher. Just fuck me.
It was a small farmer town Farmer Town. We never were the boys on farms. The whole dog and pony show. Stop. Backup. Tony Lama’s. You mean, what happened.
No one knew. No one knew them, and they had no identification. They…
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Begging at The Gates of Beautiful
Fun Times. Mayhem. They do not believe us. What they don’t get is that disbelief comes back to bite you on the ass. Do not go down my rabbit hole. It’s dangerous. I am not a nice person. I have a few butt scars, myself. Vagabonds of host galaxies reassemble…
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Most People Only See the Skateboard
The skateboard is accoutrement. You are what you skate. What’s in the secret backpack.
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Tim Barrus, New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/22/world/global-population-shrinking.html#commentsContainer&permid=112969066:112969066
ARE WE INSANE
Even if birth rates continue to slide, will it be enough to meet the challenges of climate change. No. There will still be too many people on the planet. Enough people will still be here for climate change to accelerate to the point where death can…
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Tim Barrus, New York Times
This Is Not My Story To Tell
I’m going to tell it anyway. Suprise. For writers (and delusional editors) telling stories is kinda what we do.
A guy came into a bar.
Ordinary.
Now, let’s change the context.
A guy came into a bar butt naked.
Two words. Changes everything.…
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about which we are rather clueless
running from the cops like that/ no one ever is ever ever sure/ of what comes next/ baby, just go with it/
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At What Point
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