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February 4, 2011
The best medicine...
The pup (posed above with her rawhide cigar) is, like most dogs, a natural clown and Trickster; she has no problem whatsoever accessing the Inner Fool. Between Tilly and a husband who spent 20 years roaming around the world clowning...
February 3, 2011
Sonora
(Click on the photo for a larger version.) Another desert picture-story in which I've used one of Stu Jenks' gorgeous photographs (with his kind permisson) from the Sonoran desert of southern Arizona.
On Editing
After reading the most recent "On Your Desk" post, which includes the desk of my editorial-partner Ellen Datlow, a friend of mine (whose work is far removed from the book publishing field) asked me to please explain what it is...
February 2, 2011
Migration: A Desert Story
The photograph I've used for this "picture-story" is by my friend Stu Jenks in Tucson, Arizona, reproduced here with his kind permission. Please visit Stu's Fezziwig Press website and blog to see his beautiful, subtly spiritual work. (More information on...
Migration
The photograph I've used for this "picture-story" is by my friend Stu Jenks, reproduced here with his kind permission. (Please visit his Fezziwig Press website and blog to see more of his beautiful work.) The words were written at a...
February 1, 2011
January 31, 2011
On Your Desk
We start in New York City today, with the desk of my old friend and anthology-editing partner-in-crime Ellen Datlow. Ellen lives in Greenwich Village, sharing an old-New-York style apartment with her feline companions, an impressive art collection, and an overwhelming...
January 30, 2011
Tunes for a Monday Morning
Today, two women with two of the most beautiful voices in the world -- and they both come from Portugal. Above, Teresa Salgueiro of the band Madredeus, performing "Ao longe o mar." This particular video was made in 1994, but...
January 29, 2011
Paper Play
Another quick post to pass on another recommendation, this one from Chandra Cerchione-Peltier, who reminded me of the gorgeous, folkloric work being done by the English "paper artist" Su Blackwell. (Credit where credit's due: I first learned about Blackwell through...
Wood Weaving
A quick post today to pass on a recommendation from Charles Vess: Stickwork, a new book featuring the creations of Patrick Doughherty, an American artist based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina who makes sculpture and installations out of tree saplings,...
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