Author: tylerdrowe

I want to want to write everyday, dear reader. I honestly do. But it is my super self-centered solo vacation, after all. And ultimately, one must do what one wants. Like, for example, if one wants to watch an entire season of Altered Carbon while doing fantasy baseball mock drafts over a few pours of … Continue reading Bro, Everybody likes Mario

I came to Hamamatsu about 60 hours ago on the Shinkasen (bullet train) from Tokyo, blowing 250-300km/h as I ate a delicious train station bento and listened to my favourite basketball podcast. The sky was clear, so the somehow actually underrated sight of Mt. Fuji was visible for most of the journey. I lucked out … Continue reading Decadent Meals and a Short Conversation about Class Interests

We find ourselves, every morning we wake until we are no longer allowed to do so, to be the most important atom in our cloud, regardless of our fondness from the other atoms with which we bond and break away from, our connections creating warmth in the forever cold nothing that surrounds. We are all … Continue reading Videogames and Karaoke and This Very Real Hangover

Welcome to the fold, my dear reader, you scion of justice, you magistrate of love, you amplifier of vibes, you. We are now in the groove, shrugging off the lag and thrusting forth into the ether of possibility. Clearing the sleep from the corners of the windows to our collective soul, aura full-glow, divinity so … Continue reading The Kaleidoscope

Let’s get it cracking. Many of you know Ann Parr, the beautiful woman who gave me life. Mother dearest asked me to leave my bowel movements out of these posts. To that I say: I’m an artist mom. You can’t stifle my vision. I suggest you evacuate (!) the premises now and skip to the … Continue reading Here We Have all Kinds of Socks/The Griselda Edition

Tokyo, 10:15pm I’ve been awake for most of the last 24 hours, and I am ready for bed but not quite, because it’s wrong to go to bed before 11, but actually because I don’t want to wake up at six. I’m staying in a capsule hotel, which is basically a hostel for older people, … Continue reading They Pay You to Gamble Here