review

one finds that, over time - indeed, many years - the present author's writing style has changed significantly. what began in high school as relatively simplistic, unencumbered writing often based entirely in reality gave way to dystopic sci-fi, which gave way to melancholy sci-fi, which gave way to melancholy slice-of-life, which gave way to postmodernism, which gave way to a blog originally fashioned by grammatically formulaic construction and simple, straightforward sentences. that, of course, gave way to 2nd person evocations and rambling, cumbersome elucidations of unnecessary english vocabulary. this growth - and the present author means that in the negative, medical term, not as a personal value - is something that many go through, whether they find themselves in creative arts or something more rigorously structured. the average person may and often finds that how they value, evaluate, and process things changes; tastes in music and movies change, and taste buds themselves wither and die. alas, the present author, in a vain attempt to find any thing to stick, has experimented with a variety of styles and formats in writing over the last 10 years - as previously noted. where this will take the present author in time is but anyone's guess; perhaps said writing will regress to high school trappings, perhaps it will go back to primarily 3rd person pontifications, perhaps it will descend into completely incoherent ramblings. whatever the case and the stylistic endeavors thus endeavored to endeavor, the end result of any constitution of language in this blog or any other aperture by the present author shares one thing across all mediums and attempts to ingratiate specific style to the reader; it will, inevitably be, in simple parlance, crap.