By Craig Cunningham

The prophet moves through time and comes to the people, over and over. craigscunningham.com

An inside look at my writing process for 'The Man Who Cannot Die'. For me, a song starts with the music and then I pair that with an idea or a line of lyrics. This song is meant to end a concept album called Omega where a prisoner of war realizes that he's free because he is eternal. So this song needed to be triumphant in some ways, but also thoughtful enough to speak to that transition between death and life. When I started recording, I only had the music for the verses and two lines of lyrics. The rest is improv, and I'll take some of that improv and develop it when I'm ready to finish the song. craigscunningham.com  

They are silenced by time, by the roar of highways and headphones, the blaring commercial and the new war that has caught our attention. The voices from beneath the earth have nothing new for us; still their song continues. craigscunningham.com

This is from a WIP novel called Solidus. In this scene, a scientist working on a world-changing project attends a lecture that is being given just so that he might hear it. craigscunningham.com

Whatever is born in love will live forever. craigscunningham.com

The very thing that makes them powerful also makes them dangerous. craigscunningham.com 

This is the time for the wild within to rise up, to come awake, to let its roar be heard around the earth.

The masters of the collective have their eyes set upon the individual.

Consider what the shame and guilt dealers have to gain from your desperation. Their business depends on it.

Masked photographers and masked media celebrate the unmasked elites. 

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