What do tase three objects have in common? Well, three things. They’re iconic fantastical objects, they contain more room than they appear to, and they are very British. Continue reading
Author Archives: Caleb Coy
The 600-Year-Old Story Contest
The premiere great work of literature in English, some would say, is The Canterbury Tales. Written by Geoffrey Chaucer, the story is actually a collection of stories. Continue reading
An Immigration Hymn
Every Two Weeks
After posting on minimalism, I gave the blog some thought.
I’ve been taking on more writing projects outside of the blog, which means less time for the blog itself.
But in the name of keeping the blog, and keeping it in good quality, I have decided to make a change for the benefit of all projects.
From now on, Caleb Coy Blog will provide you with a brand new post every two weeks, rather than every week. Look forward to new material at least twice a month.
Minimalism
Art in which the work is stripped down to the most fundamental features. Least happening, maximum effect.
Because we’re done, just done, with being bombarded.
Maybe that was too much. I’ll try again.
Bombard no more. Continue reading
Featured Poetry—New Page!
Hey readers!
After going through some of the poetry I’ve published recently, I decided to gather all the poetry I’ve had published online (some of it on the blog, some of it elsewhere), and link it all to a single page, here!
Now Caleb Coy Blog has a new page featuring all my available poetry!
Enjoy!
Stop the News Media Gossip
Look, I get it, every once in a while we mishear something, we get a false version of a story. It happens to all of us. It’s happened to me. I read something, my preconceived notions allow me to assume it is true and accurate. I share it with others.
