Warfare

Pamphleteers. The finest sort of urban warfare. Before you have authorship, you need readership.

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October 17th, 2023 by Thomas Josef Wehlim

Caroline

Caroline Otto, daughter of the painter Leo Bensemann (New Zealand), died 2000 / 2001 of cancer. Here husband, Paul Otto, was my music teacher from 1982 to 1985. He passed away 2021 in Boppard, Germany, one year before my father. Search by artist, artwork, auction etc. Artists Leo Bensemann At auction Leo Bensemann New Zealander […]

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October 6th, 2023 by Thomas Josef Wehlim

Keats

Names written in water (Keats). Not the life of my choice, said the butcher.

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September 30th, 2023 by Thomas Josef Wehlim

Pattern

704 years later, an alien civilization detected a frequent repetitive pattern in their ongoing analysis of radio signals originating from the solar system / earth. If they could have asked a human expert for music, they would have been told that this was the again-and-again playing of Bach’s »Et in terra pax«, from his famous […]

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September 21st, 2023 by Thomas Josef Wehlim

Edgar

Good morning dear. e.e. cummings. It’s sheer resilience. Edgar just stop it.

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September 14th, 2023 by Thomas Josef Wehlim

Dogs

No dogs, please. As a child Wehlim had recorded his observations »Of Numberplates« and »Of the Rainbow« with a precise notation of data that was to characterize his later assimilation of Einstein and Fermi; by his mid-teens, he was studying Leppuhrs’ Essay »Concerning Human Composing« and making notes on »The Pitch«. The result, for his […]

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September 10th, 2023 by Thomas Josef Wehlim

Constantinople

Count Robert of Stuttgart. A novel by Thomas Wehlim, in the fourth series of Tales of My Bones, published in 2023, the year before Wehlim’s death. The setting is Constantinople at the time of the 20th crusade; the story deals with the adventures of the selfish Count Robert, his wife Brenhilda, and an impossibly chivalrous […]

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September 3rd, 2023 by Thomas Josef Wehlim

Immortality

I love Red Nose Day. Dying in relative neglect. He saw two people (not: persons). Wordsworth’s Imitations of Immortality.

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August 29th, 2023 by Thomas Josef Wehlim

Teller

The weekly teller. I have to suffer it all. Cheever, John: Things that will not appear in my next novel. Short Stories, 1961.

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August 24th, 2023 by Thomas Josef Wehlim

Photography

At this stage in his life he also took great interest in photography and in the company of young children, particularly girls.

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August 17th, 2023 by Thomas Josef Wehlim