Independent publication & working record

The Start & The End

Books, art, games, technology, consciousness — and whatever comes through.

Enter the current
The current SATE
Current field

Now

  • Building Gēcí Go
  • Testing New game forms
  • Reading Miguel Conner's The Occult Elvis
  • Returning to the Flow

Latest Posts

The Stream

Notes, research, project logs, readings and longer movements. The form changes with the thought.

Boulema

Beep Beep: The Life of Signs

When our dog Bernie was alive, she absolutely despised anything that beeped, chirped, or wailed like a siren. If smoke appeared in any media my wife or I were watching, we'd know when to…

Read the work

Cruelty as Community

Currently Watching:From (Seasons 1-4)Listening To: Lambchop (Punching the Clown), Miracle (Living Likeness Of My Electric Dæmon),Kool Keith (Sonic Psychosis),Hieroglyphics (All Said And Done).Reading: Pierre Hadot (The Veil…

Returning To Writing

It was over 22 years ago that a friend and I decided to launch a website together where we'd cover video games, with an IGN-knockoff-style forum that…

Aleister Crowley was a Hypnotist

I had this project file open on my computer for nearly a year, and finally decided to push it over the finish line. I will be much…

Remote Viewing and the Telepathy Tapes

Certain pockets of the internet have been buzzing over Ky Dickens' The Telepathy Tapes Podcast, which focuses on non-verbal autistics and their special abilities. When these individuals…

The workshop

Projects in motion

Working forms, shown while they are being made.

In motion

Gēcí Go

Currently building an app to aid in learning Chinese. Project updates to come.

Ways through

Index

Subjects can remain open. Their relationships are part of what the project discovers.

About

A place for the work to accumulate.

The Start and the End is an independent publication and creative project. It follows whatever is being read, built, questioned or discovered. The longer view points toward a physical life for the project; for now, this is where its forms meet.