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George Duke wrote on Thu, Jul 3, 2008 11:12 PM UTC:Poor ★
Misleading is not documenting priorities. Hadean Chess is Poor for being overworked and omitting citations. Look at three-part Flying War Machine. Case closed. When others have presented tri-compounds, they do so somewhat facetiously within a gestalt of their making. Daniel's output has no coherent sense and, in all, appears the worst of the recent prolificists. Eventually, he may be deterred to the extent of at least finding precedents for most of his not-really-new pieces, deriving as they do especially from Wayne Schmittberger's and T.R. Dawson's.

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