No sound because I had music on in the background.
Author: G. M. Lupo
G. M. Lupo is an author and award-winning playwright living in Middle Georgia. His play, Opposites Detract, premiered at Amplifest by Merely Players Present in 2019 and his work A Debt to Pay, premiered at Tapas III, Academy Theatre, Hapeville, GA in June 2018. His full-length play, Another Mother, won the 2017 Essential Theatre Play Writing Award, and received its world premiere in Atlanta in August 2017. He is a member of the Dramatists Guild. His most recent publication is Rebecca, Too (2018), a novel, available at online book sellers and in eBook format at Books2Read.com/RebeccaToo.
G. M. Lupo Interviewed on South Branch Scribbler
Author Allan Hudson has featured me on his blog South Branch Scribbler, with an interview and an excerpt of Atlanta Stories: Fables of the New South. Many thanks, Allan, and thanks to author Bobby Nash for introducing us. Be sure to check out Allan’s other posts while there. Here’s a link. http://allanhudson.blogspot.com/2019/12/guest-g-m-lupo-of-atlanta-georgia.html
Warner Robins Sunrise, 30 November 2019
Armadillo, 15 September 2019
Survival Game
The human race is the only species I’m aware of that’s actively committing suicide. We know we’re having a detrimental effect on the planet and no one seems to care. Much of the population is unconcerned with the welfare of the planet because they’re more focused on exploiting it for material wealth, or on accruing … Continue reading Survival Game
Invisible Audience
14 November 2019, Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta, Georgia.
Losing It
Above, 2009 Decatur Beer Fest, somewhere in the neighborhood of three hundred fifteen pounds (photographer unknown). My weight has been a consistent concern for most of my life. I have a rather large bone structure and what can probably be described as a barrel chest, so I’ve always been able to get away with carrying … Continue reading Losing It
Morning Sky Over Warner Robins, 11 November 2019
Web of Thought
Is it possible to combine all the little snippets of thought a person has into one, massive mega-thought? Thoughts usually come sequentially, one idea after another. Some experience rapid fire sequences of thought, ideas rushing past with hardly enough time to make sense of them. Some multitaskers find it possible to hold many thoughts within … Continue reading Web of Thought
Icons
Though we both existed on the planet together for about five years, I have no living memory of Martin Luther King. He was assassinated sixteen days before my fifth birthday. I recall hearing of his assassination at the time it happened, but I do not recall specifically how I heard about it, nor did I … Continue reading Icons
