Praying For An Audience
Antonio Antenucci has written an article/interview about me in the recent edition of Metro (21/7/2008). It is the first article written about my work for the New York newspapers in a few years. Here it is: Praying For An Audience
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Welcome Spring!
I finally feel healed from the winter long, three month attack on my immune system by a monster bug. I have never been sicker.
But I am better now, and I have been back out prayforming at my favorite venue in the world -- the Angel Tunnel. I look forward to spring and seeing you there when the weather warms up.
For those of you interested in Thoth Thohts, I have resumed the journal and it is again up to date.
For those of you interested in my short stories. I am now writing two to three hours daily (as well as prayforming, working out, language creation,...), seeking to publish a book of nine short stories, Ruby And The Treehouse by the end of the year. In the short story section I have uploaded two new stories titled The Stranger and He'll Call.
Also, here is a wonderful and insightful article written especially for anyone interested in my work by independent scholar, Anthony Burdge of the Northeast Tolkien Society:
As a one-man opera and sub-creator, S.K. Thoth, stands amongst those who have inspired and gone before him. His life, philosophy, mythological world and ultimately what he calls his “death dance” are a fine balance of earlier methods from many areas of art, literature, music, and drama; he is one born as a new leaf upon the great tree. A primary influence, who will remain with him his entire life, is J.R.R. Tolkien, author of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. This piece endeavors to explore the creative process of the mythological work of S.K. Thoth, along with his philosophy on creativity, spirituality, and sub-creation.
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But I am better now, and I have been back out prayforming at my favorite venue in the world -- the Angel Tunnel. I look forward to spring and seeing you there when the weather warms up.
For those of you interested in Thoth Thohts, I have resumed the journal and it is again up to date.
For those of you interested in my short stories. I am now writing two to three hours daily (as well as prayforming, working out, language creation,...), seeking to publish a book of nine short stories, Ruby And The Treehouse by the end of the year. In the short story section I have uploaded two new stories titled The Stranger and He'll Call.
Also, here is a wonderful and insightful article written especially for anyone interested in my work by independent scholar, Anthony Burdge of the Northeast Tolkien Society:
S.K. Thoth, Modern Mythmaker, And The Rite Of Sub-Creation
As a one-man opera and sub-creator, S.K. Thoth, stands amongst those who have inspired and gone before him. His life, philosophy, mythological world and ultimately what he calls his “death dance” are a fine balance of earlier methods from many areas of art, literature, music, and drama; he is one born as a new leaf upon the great tree. A primary influence, who will remain with him his entire life, is J.R.R. Tolkien, author of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. This piece endeavors to explore the creative process of the mythological work of S.K. Thoth, along with his philosophy on creativity, spirituality, and sub-creation.
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Special February Event and a New Article By Anthony Burdge
It is rare to see me prayform at an indoor venue. Here's one:
"The greatest adventure you will ever have is the journey into your own heart."
Join Louix for Evening Darshan at Alex Grey's Chapel of Sacred Mirrors, 6-9 p.m. Gallery viewing, 4-6 p.m. Prayformance by Thoth, 6 p.m.
CoSM @ 542 West 27th Street, 4th Floor, NYC, 10001 (between 10th & 11th)
More Info: CoSM or Louix
Eileen (646) 229-5506; Lisa (949) 466-4050
And finally, please read the wonderful and insightful article written especially for anyone interested in my work by independent scholar, Anthony Burdge of the Northeast Tolkien Society:
As a one-man opera and sub-creator, S.K. Thoth, stands amongst those who have inspired and gone before him. His life, philosophy, mythological world and ultimately what he calls his “death dance” are a fine balance of earlier methods from many areas of art, literature, music, and drama; he is one born as a new leaf upon the great tree. A primary influence, who will remain with him his entire life, is J.R.R. Tolkien, author of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. This piece endeavors to explore the creative process of the mythological work of S.K. Thoth, along with his philosophy on creativity, spirituality, and sub-creation.
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Spiritual Master Louix Dor Dempriey at CoSM, NYC on Thursday, February 28th
"The greatest adventure you will ever have is the journey into your own heart."
Join Louix for Evening Darshan at Alex Grey's Chapel of Sacred Mirrors, 6-9 p.m. Gallery viewing, 4-6 p.m. Prayformance by Thoth, 6 p.m.
CoSM @ 542 West 27th Street, 4th Floor, NYC, 10001 (between 10th & 11th)
More Info: CoSM or Louix
Eileen (646) 229-5506; Lisa (949) 466-4050
And finally, please read the wonderful and insightful article written especially for anyone interested in my work by independent scholar, Anthony Burdge of the Northeast Tolkien Society:
S.K. Thoth, Modern Mythmaker, And The Rite Of Sub-Creation
As a one-man opera and sub-creator, S.K. Thoth, stands amongst those who have inspired and gone before him. His life, philosophy, mythological world and ultimately what he calls his “death dance” are a fine balance of earlier methods from many areas of art, literature, music, and drama; he is one born as a new leaf upon the great tree. A primary influence, who will remain with him his entire life, is J.R.R. Tolkien, author of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. This piece endeavors to explore the creative process of the mythological work of S.K. Thoth, along with his philosophy on creativity, spirituality, and sub-creation.
Read More
