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The logo was designed by Charles Luckman
& Associates for the civic plaza
of Phoenix, Arizona. The creator of this logo deserves
credit for its brilliant design. The black portrays the bird, and the white
portrays an embryo. If the artist should happen to run across this site,
please contact me.
This logo is now a part of the copyright of
the PHOENIX literary
work. This image was retired to make way for a new life, and with permission
of the city of Phoenix,
rose from its ashes to serve a'new, the body of literary opus here.
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Title
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Phoenix
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by Dale J.
Sprague
Philosophy developer, expressed as
literary art to sustain salient philosophical architecture, thoughts,
emotions, feelings, knowledge, gnosis, sense and sensibilities of my luminous
body, which serves also as introduction of myself and greeting to my luminous
neighbors.
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Residence
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824 NW 52nd #6
Seattle, Washington
98107 USA
North American Continent
Earth
Earth-Solar System
Local Earth-Solar System
Point Six-Six Medial Orion Arm
Milky Way Galaxy
Local Andromeda-Milky Way Galactic Group NGC300
Virgo Super Cluster
Boundaryless Universe
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Inceptions
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1977 (as "Opus"); 1994
(as "Phoenix"); 1995 (Phoenix website).
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Website URL
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http://www.nwlink.com/~phoenix/
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Timeline
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Past, present, and future
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Genre forms
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Ars
Soliloquy, variation on a theme, opinion essay, glossary, reverie,
portrait, collage, narration, flash fiction, manifesto.
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Publication
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Phoenix has not been printed by a publisher as a whole. Op.15
"Apocalypsis" was printed in book form with photos (entitled
"Apocalypse," J.Hwong Publishing, 1980). Some of the shorter
compositions (The Original Peace and Firmament of Illusion) were published as
fanfold broadsides in Seattle,
Washington (1979). Excerpts of Phoenix were published
in various anthologies from 1982 to present. The primary outlet for Phoenix is the Phoenix
website (1995).
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Work in Progress
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In addition to new projects, all
of Phoenix is
a work in progress; there is always improvements to make, even if only by one
horse hair strokes.
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