Tom Stewart
- Location
- Seattle, Washington, USA
- Bio
- Tom Stewart is a writer, actor, playwright and comics journalist covering the comic book world for over ten years. He has written for the Eisner award winning Comic Book Artist Magazine, TwoMorrows Publications, M.A.I.N. Magazine, Changes Newspaper, has contributed to the Jack Kirby Collector and Alter-Ego Magazine, and is a regular writer for Back Issue Magazine. Tom won an award for fiction writing from the Washington Press Association, and has had several of his plays produced in the Seattle area. His current project is a one-man show on Robert Kennedy. In his spare time he likes to write short bios in the third person.
He lives in Sunny Seattle
MY RECENT POSTS
- "Did You Learn Anything?" For
my Father and Will Eisner
October 06, 2011 11:49AM - My Mom. DC Comics and the Very
Dirty Basement
April 21, 2011 10:21PM - Interview With a Very Rich Boy
April 21, 2011 04:29PM - The Secrets of the Tarot! Not
for the Faint of Heart!
August 04, 2010 09:52PM - Reading Auras Part 2:
July 23, 2010 06:57PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Frank has become the
cranky old man complaining
about the
kids on his lawn.
His t…”
November 14, 2011 01:12AM - “The photo of Jim Reeves
is framed and on my wall,
along with
the program from
the…”
May 01, 2011 02:57AM - “I live in Seattle these
days, but I do miss the
dryness of
the Tri-Cities on
occa…”
April 22, 2011 01:56PM - “Considering the creator
of Wonder woman, William
Moulton
Marston, I'd say WW
aura…”
July 23, 2010 11:50PM - “Hi Lisa!
The
'73 is a monster!”
July 22, 2010 12:50AM
Tom Stewart's Links
My Mom, DC Comics and the Very Dirty Basement
My mother is dying. The years of smoking and abuse caught up with her and she was given around six months to live. This was about three years ago. I figure she’s too stubborn to… Read full post »
Interview With a Very Rich Boy
Interview with a Very Rich Boy
By Tom Stewart.
TS: Well, we should start at the beginning. Where were you born?
RR: At the Richard Rich Hospital, in the Regina Rich Pediatric wing, grounds of the Rich Estate, sometime in the 1950's.… Read full post »
The Secrets of the Tarot! Not for the Faint of Heart!
Tarot Cards
“The tarot is one of the most wonderful of human inventions. Despite all the outcries of philosophers, this pack of pictures, in which destiny is reflected as in a mirror with multiple facets, remains so vital and exercises so irresistible an attraction on imaginative minds… Read full post »
Reading Auras Part 2:
Reading Auras
There are several ‘guidelines’ or ‘steps’ you should follow when you begin reading auras for other people. These range from picking out a specific location in your house for conducting spiritual work so as to keep this area free of negative energy and… Read full post »
Ode To a '67 Mustang
Ode to the Mustang
Yes, I know that to call something an ‘ode’ implies a rhythmic meter, but my paean to my old Ford with just have to be in prose.
So, at the age of 43, I bought my first… Read full post »
Reading Auras: A Primer
Part of My On-Going Series of True Stuff, Filtered Through My Own Eyes, Of Course...
Aura Reading
“The human aura is both an energy field and a reflection of the subtle life energies within the body. These energies make us what we are and in turn, are… Read full post »
Real Astrology for Real People
What is Astrology? Ah yes, seeker, you do good to ask. And I'm glad you did, otheriwse, why would I write this article? I do have all those episodes of Glee to catch up on, after all. Like all of the earth and sky sciences, the true… Read full post »
Robert E. Howard, the Last Swordsman
“Know, oh prince, that between the years when the oceans drank Atlantis and the gleaming cities, and the years of the rise of the Sons of Aryas, there was an Age undreamed of, when shining kingdoms lay spread across the world like blue mantles beneath… Read full post »
The Town That Wouldn't Die!
Hot, dry, and dusty.
Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco. The three towns that are the Tri-Cities Washington. And that is the way most people list/… Read full post »
Misplaced posts?
Hmmm, I had a post at 1022pm, but it's not showing up on 'recent posts'. If you took it, please put it back Read full post »
I Just F'ing Miss Johnny Cash
I Keep a Close Watch on this Heart of Mine
Today was a sunny day in Seattle, rare and welcome this time of the year, so I put the top down on… Read full post »
The Boy Who Loved Spider-Man
The Power of Pop Culture Amazes Me. Truely, at times it can mean more to us than family, friends or even our lives.
You ever had an experience that made you stop and think? No, I don't mean once a year, or even once every month/… Read full post »
Comic Books of the STRANGE! Or Weird Things in My Head.
The True Evil that Lurks in Moldy Funny Books.
We all have them, a collection of weird facts with which we fascinate ourselves and embarrass loved ones. They come out… Read full post »
Ray Palmer and the Inner World! 65 Years of the Shaver Hoax!
This is the story of Ray Palmer and the fabulous Shaver hoax. It is a tale full of sound and pulp, signifying...Well, you'll see. As this is the 65gth anniversary of the mstery, hoax, or whatever you call it, and sin/… Read full post »
On The Taxpayers Dime
NPR Can Piss Me the Hell Off.
While driving around yesterday in my old Mustang (in need of repairs, as usual with old cars, excuse me, 'classics') I heard a debate between a guy from the Heritage Foundation and a lady from the Center… Read full post »
Frankly Frank: Frazetta Passes into the Great Night
In the later days of the 20th Century, a man came on the scene of fantasy painting. He bestrode that world like a colossus. In one fist he carried a clutch of paintbrushes, in the other a pallet. His black hair waved off his forehead like it was/… Read full post »
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