If you have managed to make your way through all or some of this wiki-book:
1. Congratulations! You have possibly read the first-ever wiki-book of poetry.
2. Thank you! While We all have so many, many, many things to do and accomplish in our busy-body lives, you have taken time out of yours to read my poetry, and I would like to say thanks.
3. Please put any opinions or comments or questions or observations or reactions to anything you've read on this wiki-book on this page. Even if you want to comment on what it's like to read a book of poetry on a wiki, that's cool, I'll take it. Even if you want to say that you hated it and wish I had never convinced you to read this in the first place, that's cool, I'll take it! You can remain anonymous if you want to, or you can put your name (I would really prefer that because if you don't put your name I'll be wondering who in the world posted a review without identifying themselves, and why).
Thanks again.
Who wrote this? Just reading this made me relaxed. --GoNZo (talking about "Qi Gong Meditation")
First off... trying to edit your pages is quite interesting with all the white text. Anyway... I enjoyed your pieces and became especially interested in the prose piece "First hand experience with the Society of Control." The Remix pieces page had some blank links that kinda confused me... are you still working on this? RoBoCoP
yepper, you guessed it, i'm still working on the book. i had a major malfunction of my computer all yesterday and i had to eventually step away from it and resign to pick it up later. anywho, keep navigating and at some point today, assuming my computer doesn't poop out on me, it will be completed!
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