June 18, 2016 By Michael P. Naughton 1994 was a good year for rock music and pop culture. Grunge was still going strong and the world had a fresh wave[ . . . ]
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THIRD TIME’S A CHARM AND A BIG CORNER TURNED FOR STONE TEMPLE PILOTS (REVISITING TINY MUSIC 20 YEARS LATER)
“You don’t have to reinvent the wheel… just steal the hubcaps.” – Michael P. Naughton From the moment you “Press Play” literally, you are a passenger in a different car[ . . . ]
Agatha Christie and the Mystery of Mindfulness
“The best time for planning a book is while you’re doing the dishes. ” – Agatha Christie Years ago I read a book by Thich Nhat Hanh entitled the “Miracle[ . . . ]
Why James Dean Will Never Die and Be 4Ever Cool
Too Fast To Live, Too Young to Die: James Dean’s Final Hours Keith Elliot Greenberg “Still looking for that blue jean, baby queen Prettiest girl I ever seen See her[ . . . ]
5 POETS THAT WILL IMPROVE YOUR PERCEPTION & OUTLOOK ON LIFE
You might have spent time with Homer, Poe, Plath, Ginsberg or Gibran and I personally applaud you if you are conversant with their work. Great poets should inspire us to[ . . . ]
A Curious Man Who Asked What’s the Strangest Thing You Know?
“This world is all a fleeting show, For man’s illusion given.” – Thomas Moore A Review of Neal Thompson’s A Curious Man – The Strange & Brilliant Life of[ . . . ]
And I Quote… Original Quotes by Michael P. Naughton
quotes Michael likes “Be the competition you wish to see in the world.”— Michael P. Naughton Goodreads Quotes
WHAT PLAY MISTY FOR ME CAN TEACH YOU ABOUT DANGEROUS PLAYTHINGS
This article appeared in the Beverly Hills Times Magazine Sept. 2013. This is the unedited version. Enjoy. “A real man wants two things: Danger and play, therefore he chooses[ . . . ]
ELMORE LEONARD & BORDERS – Thanks for the Memories
Elmore Leonard in Borders Magazine circa 2002 Rule #10. Try to leave out the part that readers tend to skip. – Elmore Leonard Elmore Leonard was a HUGE inspiration[ . . . ]
In Search of H. N. Swanson
Last year film audiences went “Searching for Sugar Man,” I did not. Maybe I missed something… you tell me. Anyway, I am on my own personal mission. I am Searching[ . . . ]
