Adam Johnson is a musician, sound designer and visual artist living in Portland, Oregon. His releases in the past, heavily influenced by early 90’s electronic artists, i.e., the Warp Records catalog, have taken the form of a wide range of styles, including everything from ambient to minimal techno. These days, his music has become softer and more subtle, aiming to calm rather than excite, with definite traces of drone, ambient, and classical.
Brother of Bart Johnson and Brad Johnson.
Son of Charlene Johnson.
Brother-in-law of Robyn Lively.
Ga thought about reminding the Dear Leader that they lived in a land where people had been trained to accept any reality presented to them.
Today, tomorrow," she said. "A day is nothing. A day is just a match you strike after the ten thousand matches before it have gone out.
Use your imagination only on the future, never on the present or the past.
. . . that "take" was a word people used for those who had so little to give as to be immeasurable.
Ga thought of how difficult it was to come to see the lies you told yourself, the ones that allowed you to function and move forward.
This was the face that Ga had shown the world, that of a boy who had swallowed the things that had happened to him, but who wouldn’t understand what they meant for a long, long time.
A good story feels both surprising and inevitable, fresh and familiar.
Jun Do had dealt with this his whole life, the ways it was impossible for people from normal families to conceive of a man in so much hurt that he couldn’t acknowledge his own son, that there was nothing worse than a mother leaving her children, though it happened all the time, that “take” was a word people used for those who had so little to give as to be immeasurable.
To survive in this world, you got to be many times a coward but at least once a hero,Acts of heroism are easy—becoming a hero is a bitch.
In this way, you’ll live forever. .
