Marly Youmans's Blog, page 20
February 28, 2018
The Buddha, wondering...
Order by March 20 for a discounted price--one for yourself, some for friends!http://www.phoeniciapublishing.com/th...
92 pgs, 6" x 9", paperback,
publication date March 18, 2018
Preorder price $13.50 US (reg $14.95)
Phoenicia Publishing (Montreal) has announced the forthcoming publication of Luisa Igloria's next book. I'm glad the news is out and, as I feel warmly
92 pgs, 6" x 9", paperback,
publication date March 18, 2018
Preorder price $13.50 US (reg $14.95)
Phoenicia Publishing (Montreal) has announced the forthcoming publication of Luisa Igloria's next book. I'm glad the news is out and, as I feel warmly
Published on February 28, 2018 04:00
February 26, 2018
The Buddha, wondering...
Order by March 20 for a discounted price--one for yourself, some for friends!http://www.phoeniciapublishing.com/th...
Phoenicia Publishing (Montreal) has announced the forthcoming publication of Luisa Igloria's next book. I'm glad the news is out and, as I feel warmly toward both the publisher, Elizabeth Adams, and the poet herself, I am doing my little bit toward letting
Phoenicia Publishing (Montreal) has announced the forthcoming publication of Luisa Igloria's next book. I'm glad the news is out and, as I feel warmly toward both the publisher, Elizabeth Adams, and the poet herself, I am doing my little bit toward letting
Published on February 26, 2018 17:03
February 23, 2018
bethadams.ca
Whelk by Elizabeth Adams. 12" x 10", $150
Elizabeth Adams has a newish art site with portfolio of drawings, watercolors, pastels, oils, acrylics, prints, and drawings. Still life, landscape (Iceland, Vermont, Quebec, New Zealand), and figurative work... Much of the work is for sale, and at reasonable prices. You can also check out her small, lovely publishing company, Phoenicia, and her
Elizabeth Adams has a newish art site with portfolio of drawings, watercolors, pastels, oils, acrylics, prints, and drawings. Still life, landscape (Iceland, Vermont, Quebec, New Zealand), and figurative work... Much of the work is for sale, and at reasonable prices. You can also check out her small, lovely publishing company, Phoenicia, and her
Published on February 23, 2018 14:02
February 22, 2018
Proverbial snows
Illumination by Clive Hicks-Jenkins.
Village scene for Thaliad (Phoenicia Publishing)
Everything feels semi-proverbial this morning--the snow, the glass of water, the tea, the memories of the day before...
The world went to all the trouble to summon up a warm wind for some hours yesterday and melt the snow heaps. Evidently that was in order to make a more lovely snowfall today.
Village scene for Thaliad (Phoenicia Publishing)
Everything feels semi-proverbial this morning--the snow, the glass of water, the tea, the memories of the day before...
The world went to all the trouble to summon up a warm wind for some hours yesterday and melt the snow heaps. Evidently that was in order to make a more lovely snowfall today.
Published on February 22, 2018 07:40
February 16, 2018
Idle post, with squirrels
Photo by H. Dominque Abed, sxc.hu
The Squirrels have won the Battle between the Squirrels and the Cardinals and their allies the Juncos. They have wrested the roof from the expensive, supposedly indestructible magic house, and have shaken all the seeds from the other feeder. The snow is black with seeds, and the roly-poly squirrels have dashed homeward. Their fur is shiny, their tails are lush
The Squirrels have won the Battle between the Squirrels and the Cardinals and their allies the Juncos. They have wrested the roof from the expensive, supposedly indestructible magic house, and have shaken all the seeds from the other feeder. The snow is black with seeds, and the roly-poly squirrels have dashed homeward. Their fur is shiny, their tails are lush
Published on February 16, 2018 09:15
February 14, 2018
A. I. (After Internet)
Out for dinner with another writer, I said, "I think I've forgotten how to read."
"Yes!" he replied, pointing his knife. "Everybody has."
"No, really," I said. "I mean I actually can't do it any more."
He nodded: "Nobody can read like they used to. But nobody wants to talk about it."
--Michael Harris, "I have forgotten how to read," Globe and Mail
Going on a
"Yes!" he replied, pointing his knife. "Everybody has."
"No, really," I said. "I mean I actually can't do it any more."
He nodded: "Nobody can read like they used to. But nobody wants to talk about it."
--Michael Harris, "I have forgotten how to read," Globe and Mail
Going on a
Published on February 14, 2018 19:22
Ash Valentine
Here's an ashy Valentine in honor of the conjunction of Ash Wednesday and Valentine's Day... an unusual marriage. It's an illumination by Clive Hicks-Jenkins from Thaliad (Montreal: Phoenicia Press, 2012.)
Published on February 14, 2018 06:56
February 13, 2018
A symbolic world and the children who played at slaughtering
Gold guilder of Mainz elector archbishop John II of Nassau
(minted around 1400 in Höchst) Wikipedia
A rather peculiar post in honor of Shrove Tuesday
For various reasons--most of them deadlines--I have not been reading as much as usual this year. One thing I have been slowly reading is the Jack Zipes translation of the original collection by the Brothers Grimm. Many of these stories would
(minted around 1400 in Höchst) Wikipedia
A rather peculiar post in honor of Shrove Tuesday
For various reasons--most of them deadlines--I have not been reading as much as usual this year. One thing I have been slowly reading is the Jack Zipes translation of the original collection by the Brothers Grimm. Many of these stories would
Published on February 13, 2018 13:01
The symbolic world and the children who played at slaughtering
Gold guilder of Mainz elector archbishop John II of Nassau
(minted around 1400 in Höchst) Wikipedia
A rather peculiar post in honor of Shrove Tuesday
For various reasons--most of them deadlines--I have not been reading as much as usual this year. One thing I have been slowly reading is the Jack Zipes translation of the original collection by the Brothers Grimm. Many of these stories would
(minted around 1400 in Höchst) Wikipedia
A rather peculiar post in honor of Shrove Tuesday
For various reasons--most of them deadlines--I have not been reading as much as usual this year. One thing I have been slowly reading is the Jack Zipes translation of the original collection by the Brothers Grimm. Many of these stories would
Published on February 13, 2018 13:01
February 6, 2018
Fairy stories
Adrienne Ségur illustration for "Prince Ivan, the InfantOgres, and the Little Sister of the Sun,"from The Snow Queen and Other Stories, an over-sized Golden Book I loved as a child.Still do!
I've neglected the blog because I was busy polishing a novel--and still am neglecting it because I am cutting (ouch!) a certain long manuscript of poems for publication later this year. (It will be
I've neglected the blog because I was busy polishing a novel--and still am neglecting it because I am cutting (ouch!) a certain long manuscript of poems for publication later this year. (It will be
Published on February 06, 2018 10:27