Interview for Pan.O.Rama Journal, by Edgar Kerval, Colombia. Autumn 2008.

“Creativity is essential, a major purpose in my life in general. I creativity is taken out of me, I feel I’m useless. I think ‘Half Born in Half Light’ is one step on the path, or one plane of the ever-mutating polygon that is my body of work. I’m satisfied with what it became, but there are yet many ways to develop, and many many areas to explore.”

A while ago, Pan.O.Ra.Ma Journal reviewed a bunch of Some Place Else releases recently (namely Ovro, Metaorganism and my Half Born in Half Light & Escape from Heaven albums), giving some insightful light into the occult currents inherent in each. You can read it all here. What’s more, I just sent the author my answers [...]

Walking outside. Fog covers the fields. The air feels humid and pleasant to breath. I look up to the Milky Way and the endless web of stars above me. They remind me of an early childhood memory, which I’m now going to share with you.

Amazingly, it seems I never landed on this one before:

Jack Parsons & the Curious Origins of the American Space Program

On a related note, it seems both David Duchovny and Marilyn Manson had desired to make a movie based on Sex & Rockets, an excellent biography on Jack Parsons…