On the way from San Francisco, via Narita Airport, to the heart of my Blade Runner youth, I sucked on bad air and Japan’s strange culture by myself for the first time in a long time. I had my wife with me the last time, four years ago. I miss her presence, but not the [...]
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Tokyo Draws You In, Part 1—A small journal
Posted by Dan Ryan on April 1, 2012
http://brisbanegraphicartsmuseum.com/smallstories/2012/04/01/tokyo-draws-you-in-part-1a-small-journal/
I Just Liked The Light—A small caution
On Wednesday, before the rains, the sun crept in through a window in a way I have never seen before. And, basically, I just liked the light, and the message on the box which reminds me that I still do bad things to myself… And there’s a “Blade Runner” feel to this day too…
Posted by Dan Ryan on March 21, 2012
http://brisbanegraphicartsmuseum.com/smallstories/2012/03/21/i-just-liked-the-lighta-small-caution/
Very, Very Brightly—A small sequel to “Blade Runner”
“The river of the world is wide, but its waters are boiling away” kept going through my mind as I sat next to her bed in the hospice, waiting for her to end. It was a quote from a movie I took her to see in San Francisco. The movie was about the Off-world colonies [...]
Posted by Dan Ryan on September 13, 2011
http://brisbanegraphicartsmuseum.com/smallstories/2011/09/13/very-very-brightlya-small-sequel-to-blade-runner/
SmallStories Feeds You- My Dream Of Tokyo—A small refreshment May 26, 2012
- In A Ghostly Place—A small encampment May 22, 2012
- In Color And Monochrome—A small cheap trick May 18, 2012
