From a recent interview with Bill Mumy, best known for playing Will Robinson on the original LOST IN SPACE 1960s TV series…
Regarding the legacy of his experience from appearing at age seven on an award winning episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents titled ‘Bang, Your Dead’ (1961): (more…)
“All my stories, unconnected as they may be, are based on the fundamental lore or legend that this world was inhabited at one time by another race who, in practicing black magic, lost their foothold and were expelled, yet live on outside ever ready to take possession of this earth again.”
H.P. Lovecraft (1890 – 1937)
inspiration for many writers & contributors, including Rod Serling & Stephen King
closest visual representation in today’s arts would be NBC’s “Grimm”
All being in each being / Each being in all being
All in each / Each in all
All distinctions are mind, by mind, in mind, of mind
No distinctions no mind to distinguish
excerpt from KNOTS
by R.D. Laing (1970)
In a place you only dream of
Where your soul is always free
Silver stages, golden curtains
Filled my head, plain as can be (more…)
Too Frightening to listen to a stranger
Too Beautiful to put your pride in danger
You’re waiting for someone to understand you (more…)
Open and listen to the quiet night that gives itself
To every morning sound
Then rise up to the light and know that your life
Was meant to share all the love you found (more…)
Look at him running there’s so far to go
He’s very short of breath
And he’d said don’t be late
Just don’t be late (more…)
the watch of time 
Memorable Quotes: ‘Literary Legends’
The human brain is a curious instrument. It is remarkably like the sea, possessing deeps and shallows – cold dark profundities and sunny crests. It has its breakers dashing in to shore, and its sullen backwashes. Swift currents race beneath a surface ruffled by minor winds. And there a constant pulsing rhythm in it very like the tides. For it possesses periods of ebb, when all inspiration recedes into the blind plumy distance; and periods of flow, when strong thoughts come hurtling in, resistless and supreme.
From The Chinese Orange Mystery Ellery Queen (orig. published 1934)
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