“Cosmic Dwellings” has become the new home in the vast network of blogging ‘wonderment’ on the Worldwide Web for Writer, Tutor and Voice Actor Tony G. Marshall:“I needed a place to park my ‘creative sparks’ in order to ‘ramble on’ in the hope of retrieving something of worthwhile reading. Nevertheless, if it doesn’t achieve that I’m almost certain it has served its purpose to the extent of making me feel somewhat creatively content with the stuff I’m ‘churning’ out.” Simultaneously, he also wanted to discover a type of theme that would be relatively coherent throughout his writings and assist him in compartmentalising his findings. To commence the journey it would appear that ‘music’ has already stamped its melodious ‘tattoos’ amongst the themes: “Long may my preference for ‘retro’ rock continue to underscore!”
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Several of Tony’s poetry, lyrical prose and story concepts are compiled at this link (click image):
You can also connect with Tony via his LinkedIn profile at the following link (click image):
The ‘Cosmic Diner’ is now open to publicise the Rock music-related articles and themes in the archives including new retro features relating to the ’50’s, ’60’s, ’70’s & ’80s. You can access the Diner by clicking the icon below:
***COSMIC DINER***
Incidentally, the name of this website has been inspired by a very evocative and classic song entitled, “Cosmic Dancer” by the late great “Boppin’ Elf”, or “Rock ‘n’ Roll Poet” if you will, Mr. Marc Bolan – the leading musical light who guided the legendary T.Rex – one of the very first (if not the first) Rock/Pop Stars that Tony ever saw on TV. And, speaking of M.B., you’ll find a very popular tribute article “The Bolan Child” at the following link (click image):
THE BOLAN CHILD
AND, you can also tune in to our “T.REX” Spotify Jukebox below to experience a fantastic mix of selections from Marc and the band’s 70’s studio output:
Cosmic Dwellings has discovered a very inspiring journey with its compiling of classic music-related articles by sharing other sources and people’s perspectives, so enjoy the journey too – Many Thanks for stopping by!
