Titus is a founding member and Editor-in-chief of RedFence. In past lives, he was a blacksmith, a security guard, and a newspaper reporter who explored tattoo culture, national border disputes, child abuse scandals and much more – that is, when he was not test driving cars or flying in various aircraft. He has lived in Israel, Germany, Poland and Italy and wandered other countries, always with a ready pen. His voices vary as widely as his subjects, though lyrical rhythms infuse each one.
Titus has written 86 article(s) for RedFence Magazine.
Beating Silver by Titus Gee Flautists hold up your heads. The flute has a new champion dedicated to giving embouchure holes some mojo in the ‘hood.’ Greg Patillo polishes the image of one of the worlds oldest instruments by playing tunes like the Mario Brothers theme and “Flight of the Bumblebee” while simultaneously laying down […]
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Ask a Ninja Live by Titus Gee The El Rey Theatre on Wilshire is a few blocks south of the Hollywood strip — if ya know whatta mean. It’s a good spot to find bands like the Squirrel Nut Zippers, or throw a serious private party, if you have the cash. The exterior has what […]
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Maybe it’s the perception of danger. People like to tell me stories about motorcycle crashes. Like maybe I just don’t know any better. (I’m a newspaper reporter. I see the CHP reports.) As I walk away, I imagine them ruefully shaking their heads as if to say, “Gotta love his guts, but someday he’ll know better . . . like me.”
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Light in the Darkness by Titus Gee Fire artist Michael Stewart understands that flames dance best when surrounded by vacant night. His paintings capture this truth, both literally and symbolically, as he digitally manipulates photographs of fire into surreal and sometimes gruesome images. Stewart’s work began as a whim, but steadily grew into an obsession […]
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Maybe its envy. Or some kind of weird inferiority complex, like playground bullies pushing down smaller kids. Maybe they’re compensating. Whatever it is, the ugly little cowards can make riding an exercise in temperance.
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And yet the latent tragedy of the final cover of the final book provides such power to the story. Its finality gives the story weight and so creates a part of the magic that can be captured no other way.
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We’re on a Bridge, Charlie! by Titus Gee Charlie the Unicorn is not funny. That is to say, no particular part of it is funny. Silly, maybe. And yet as I joined the more than 12 million viewers who have traveled with the surly Brooklyn unicorn and his annoyingly cheerful uni-friends on their Flash-animated adventure, […]
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Conversation died as we approached it, stepping into the aura that seems to linger around the base. It’s hard to fathom that something so old and large could have no awareness of the centuries that moved around it, year by year, as it soaked water from the earth and light from the sun and turned them into living wood.
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Pod People by Titus Gee At the Podcast User and Media Expo, in September 2006, RedFence Magazine pulled aside Podcasting Pioneers Dan Klass and Doug Welch for a little tutorial on the nature and state of podcasting. Interviewer: Titus Gee, RedFence Editor-in-Chief
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Getting Wet by Titus Gee Most of my travel companions think I’m kind of a lunatic, I think. Usually they don’t say anything. They just give me this look, whenever we stop to rest. They stare out at the snowstorm, the beating sun or the dark of night; then they look at my grinning mug, […]
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