The Laird of McDonald’s is dead! Was it a murder, or was it a monster? In Castle McMansion, the dance of death is beginning. A gun, a clown, a highland cowboy. At the core of it is McDonald’s incarnate. Can her identity survive?cw: death, guns, ghost, clown, gender, depression, anger, and so forth
I’m sure I’m not the only one who grew up playing Eatin’ Steatin’ as a kid.My dad grew up in rural Michigan, and on Sundays he would take the bus into town where they had an arcade. He was a fan of Robot-Tron 2084, Puck Man (and Senorita Puck Man), but there was one game that always held a special place in his heart: Eatin’ Steatin’.In Travis Co...
there ain’t nothing more cowboy than a ghost townthey settled out westsearching for gold. searching for opportunity. searching for an escape I don’t know.we build and build.there’s a sort of hope in buildin’ I guess.like we got a future to look forward to.the cowboy is a ruin.he’s a memory.maybe a cultural fiction.we treat him like he’s strong b...
I like to think about the cowboy in connection to the wandering minstrel, the roaming ascetic, the shepherd, the long haul truck driver etc… The cowboy is an archetypal wanderer. They represent the mark of those who must roam to find answers. I have always felt a strong connection to the figure of the wanderer. I think this attraction comes both...