change of name

alas, anakha is no more.  in his continuing abstraction from reality, he has decided to change his name to vroenis – though he tells me that it should really be spelt ‘vronis’ but fears people pronouncing it ‘VRONN-is’ hence he spells it phonetically.  as far as i can tell, it doesn’t mean anything, just random letters strung together.

one class left next monday and i am finished.

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Commentary
March 16, 2010

Holy fucking spaceballs; the name change. So this is when it happened. I’ll have to go and check vroenis to see what was happening there at this time.

Seems I wrote one of my earliest sets and cycles, the Sand series was written the year before, but this was another instance of what would become an integral part of my writing. Truth be told, over the years there is a cycle and recycle, a recurrence of themes that is absolutely intentional. The same thing happens here in nav to a lesser degree, and a much more recent phenomenon.