The Homepage of Nathan Coppedge
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This is the original website for Nathan Coppedge, aspiring inventor, artist, poet and philosopher.
Click on the color picture to the right to reach the main menu.
Most major additions will be posted at my new site nathancoppedge.com which currently serves as an index for key areas.
Essays and poetry will remain here.
I keep a blog featuring my latest interests at Yahoo 360.
Also: 43things yahooanswers
E-mail welcome:drypress@yahoo.com
This drawing
was made with a
friend's copy of
Adobe photoshop.
Its title, "First
on Zarathustra"
comes from
Nietzche's book
Thus Spoke
Zarathustra.
Originally I
planned to make
more artworks
based on my
reading
experience.
Consider it as a
translation.
IN THE PICTURE TO ENTER OR HERE
Recent additions to my websites include:
Coquette Theoretical PM Demo
Repeating Lever TYPE 2 viewable at PM site
Disputing Relativism with Alienism
Short Essays on Relevantism & Meta Wrinkles
New look to my main poetry page
Perpetual Motion Machine Designs
est principia ad infinitum
News:
An article on websites, and featuring myself amongst three other website owners is slated for the Hartford Courant in October. More at my Motism blog The Motist Agenda --9/24/07
I have a new website at impossiblemachine.com
--5/07
I've found a job
in inter-library loan
at the public library
--12/06
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Links off-site philosophical dictionary dictionary of the history of ideas
selectsmart.com (religion or philosophy quizzes) More concerning iterative theory
Women on the web E. B. Young
Boyfriend grieves loss of Julieclipse, who created one of the most interesting websites I have
ever visited (now defunct)
Miscellanious Links hypertext Hall of Mirrors (hypertext) weird cartoon Invisible-City
rheingold.com/ hipbone games advent of virtual reality AnimalDaemon
interactive fiction archive 10 greatest poets etc. A typical view of Occam
yet another language I don't know: Lojban
Poets as I find them d.a.Levy BunchaPresentPoetsEtc JonathanSpoonerPoems
Quiddities New Romantic Poetry Jay Wright some pretty terrible innovations
Artemis Rising
