An in-depth investigation by The Picayune has learned that a local hack has been masquerading as a graphically creative person, designing his own Web site in Adobe CS2 and Dreamweaver. It's not pretty.
"I should have listened to my father and gone into computers,"
says Jeff Chappell, a rueful smile on his face.
The experience-rich but hungry writer sat down with The Picayune recently to discuss his new tome: My Life in Journalism: a Story of Subsistence. "It was a dark and stormy night," Chappell said, recalling the start of his long and storied career.
With the advent of teh Internets, everyone is suddenly a pundit. While we, the editors here at The Picayune, certainly revere the history of the citizen journalist, we have been observing, not without some trepidation, the spread of inane ponderings on so-called Web logs, or "blogs." Of them, Polemic Pontification is, beyond certainty, absolutely and no doubt unabashedly the worst of the lot.
We guess even a blind dog finds a bone once in a while. While this art critic has been horrified by this quote/unquote photographer's work before, I to admit his latest efforts don't make our our eyeballs bleed.