Tod Davies.

(As we here at EAP are somewhat technologically challenged, it came as a surprise that every musician we had anything to do with this month in the MUSIC issue turns out to have a MySpace page.  When we looked into it, we were told that we were desperately behind the times, as EVERY musician has a MySpace page, and has done for years.  So for our own benefit, and the … [Read more...] about Tod asks Todd: What’s with the MySpace Thing?

by Tod DaviesI really hated being an Object of Desire.   This is supposed to be such a strange thing for a woman of whatever age to say; you're practically not even a woman if you admit to it.  However, I suspect I'm not alone in this.Mind you, being an Object of Desire is not the same as being desired, or being loved, for that matter.  The key word … [Read more...] about I Hated Being An Object Of Desire

by Tod Davies   Now when Dennis Dunleavy reflects on his experiences on the web, he’s being a little sly.  When he says, “Attempting to understand all the changes we are currently experiencing is futile,” he doesn’t really mean it.  He can’t.  His whole piece is about attempting to understand those changes.  He proves … [Read more...] about The Internet: And Another…

by Tod Davies We’re being bullied now into thinking that we have a ‘moral duty’ to intervene in other people’s governments when they don’t meet our human rights standards.  But as Jean Bricmont points out in his book Humanitarian Imperialism (translated from French by Diana Johnstone), imperialism has a way of using everything it can to … [Read more...] about HUMANITARIAN IMPERIALISM: A Review