Eric Arvin's Blog, page 60
June 3, 2011
Coming Soon!
Look at all these great titles coming out from Untreed Reads in the next couple of weeks! And my new short is one of them:
Short Circuits by Dorien Grey
ADD/ADHD: A Guide for Teachers and Parents by Herb Marlow, Ph.D.
An Imperfect Miracle by Thomas L. Peters
Child's Play by Carl Metzger
The Lincoln Park Horror: A Richard Dick Mystery by Wade J. McMahan
Jack of Clubs: The House of Cards Trilogy, Book 2 by Barbara Metzger
Tarot Sour by Robert Zimmerman
A Summer Place by Sloan Wilson
Obsessed by Rick R. Reed
Dancing Away by Daniel Lance Wright
Man Falls Down by Eric Arvin
Mr. Big Ugly: Roads Through Amelia by Joshua Calkins-Treworgy
And Jacki, Of Course by Amy Gerstin Coombs
False Alarm by Rekha Ambardar
English Lessons by Jack Ewing
The Imaginary Emperor by Steve Bartholomew
Kiss of Death by Victor J. Banis
Pumpkin 2: Carve or Be Carved by Benson Phillip Lott
Short Circuits by Dorien Grey
ADD/ADHD: A Guide for Teachers and Parents by Herb Marlow, Ph.D.
An Imperfect Miracle by Thomas L. Peters
Child's Play by Carl Metzger
The Lincoln Park Horror: A Richard Dick Mystery by Wade J. McMahan
Jack of Clubs: The House of Cards Trilogy, Book 2 by Barbara Metzger
Tarot Sour by Robert Zimmerman
A Summer Place by Sloan Wilson
Obsessed by Rick R. Reed
Dancing Away by Daniel Lance Wright
Man Falls Down by Eric Arvin
Mr. Big Ugly: Roads Through Amelia by Joshua Calkins-Treworgy
And Jacki, Of Course by Amy Gerstin Coombs
False Alarm by Rekha Ambardar
English Lessons by Jack Ewing
The Imaginary Emperor by Steve Bartholomew
Kiss of Death by Victor J. Banis
Pumpkin 2: Carve or Be Carved by Benson Phillip Lott
June 2, 2011
Hot Shot: Glutes & Guitars
Two of my favorite things. Music makes the people cum together.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Trailer
What think we? I think the look of the film is spot-on.
EPIC Post
My friend Miranda sent me this. Hilarity. EPIC (you saw it coming) hilarity.
http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=epic
June 1, 2011
Hot Shot: Costume Jewelry
Look into his eyes....if you can stop staring at his ass.
May 31, 2011
New Owl City Cover Art
Love love love the art for the new Owl City CD coming out next month!
May 30, 2011
May 29, 2011
The Most Amazing Thing
There is a commercial running lately that asks, "What is the most amazing thing you've ever seen?" When I heard this ad I pondered the question posed. I'm still pondering it. What one thing filled me with more wonder, more awe, than anything else I've ever seen? I'm not talking about movies or television here. I'm talking about something I was in direct contact with. Something I experienced. Something that made me say, "Is this real? I can't believe I'm seeing this!"
The sad truth is - and I hate to admit it - I've become somewhat cynical. The world saps the awe right out of your limbs if you aren't mindful. With the internet, the daily news cycles, the "seen it" cultural apathy in the air, I have become blah. Somehow unimpressed by things. I aim to put an end to that, though, and have started a moment-by-moment campaign of personal reclaiming. So then, what things can I look back on and remember thinking, "Wow!"
There was the natural, of course. I saw a young deer and a huge white dog in the field next to the house once. Then I saw them again. The dog was very protective of the deer and it was lovely.
I saw that same young deer approach my house, climb the porch, and look at me eye to eye. Gorgeous. You've never seen such innocence and curiosity. That was pretty damn amazing.
I once saw a massive golden bid sitting on the ground in the backyard. It looked like some kind of falcon. Ands when I say golden, I mean GOLDEN.
I saw the remnants of Hurricane Ike tear through the Ohio River Valley. Fourteen of the trees around the house went crashing down in the middle of the day as we watched.
When I received the first copy of my first published book, THE REST IS ILLUSION, and held it in my hands, that was an exceptional moment.
When I saw my book SIMPLE MEN atop the M/M Amazon Bestsellers list, that was pretty cool.
The Colosseum in Rome overwhelmed me.
The first time I saw another guy's beautiful bare ass was a nice moment (even if it was only a mooning).
And I got to play around with an enormous penis on a guy I never expected to have one so large. Definitely something amazing to see.
But the ultimate answer to the question, "What is the most amazing thing you've ever seen?" I don't know. Do you?
The sad truth is - and I hate to admit it - I've become somewhat cynical. The world saps the awe right out of your limbs if you aren't mindful. With the internet, the daily news cycles, the "seen it" cultural apathy in the air, I have become blah. Somehow unimpressed by things. I aim to put an end to that, though, and have started a moment-by-moment campaign of personal reclaiming. So then, what things can I look back on and remember thinking, "Wow!"
There was the natural, of course. I saw a young deer and a huge white dog in the field next to the house once. Then I saw them again. The dog was very protective of the deer and it was lovely.
I saw that same young deer approach my house, climb the porch, and look at me eye to eye. Gorgeous. You've never seen such innocence and curiosity. That was pretty damn amazing.
I once saw a massive golden bid sitting on the ground in the backyard. It looked like some kind of falcon. Ands when I say golden, I mean GOLDEN.
I saw the remnants of Hurricane Ike tear through the Ohio River Valley. Fourteen of the trees around the house went crashing down in the middle of the day as we watched.
When I received the first copy of my first published book, THE REST IS ILLUSION, and held it in my hands, that was an exceptional moment.
When I saw my book SIMPLE MEN atop the M/M Amazon Bestsellers list, that was pretty cool.
The Colosseum in Rome overwhelmed me.
The first time I saw another guy's beautiful bare ass was a nice moment (even if it was only a mooning).
And I got to play around with an enormous penis on a guy I never expected to have one so large. Definitely something amazing to see.
But the ultimate answer to the question, "What is the most amazing thing you've ever seen?" I don't know. Do you?
1000 years of war in 5 minutes
Fascinating animation tracing 1000 years of war. Devastating.
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