This is just a quick article to remind everyone of my standing offer to please use my work however they like, and that it isn't necessary to attribute any words I've written to me if you don't want to. 

I think a reminder is due because lately I've been seeing more people take me up on this repeated offer on social media, with people sharing quotes I've made without putting my name on them or sharing screenshots of my Twitter posts but cropping my name off of them, and I want to make it clear to everyone that I am fine with this and think it's great.

I have probably the coolest readers of any online writer in the world (not to brag or anything), and sometimes they get upset when they see somebody sharing something I've said without giving me attribution. So I'd just like to make it clear to everyone that what they're seeing is perfectly fine, and I'll explain why.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Please Use My Writings And Quotes With Or Without Attribution

I started this page at the request of my friend, composer and author Joanne Forman, who can't afford an internet connection. (Ain't America wunnerful?) She wrote "Pikadon," Lanterns on the River," and "Hiroshima, What's That?."  I don't know who performs the musical pieces but the "Hiroshima" monologgue is spoken by Ruth Fahrbach.

I have also begun posting my own music here, which I record under the name "Brother Martin and the Intangibles," since I work with a multitrack recorder and am the only "tangible" member of the band. You can find lots more of my songs on Reverbnation, Soundclick, Youtube, and Facebook. Thanks for checking in!

Readings of all Caitlin Johnstone's articles, usually by her co-writer Tim Foley.