Friday, 5 October 2012
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Early this morning, I was having a dream featuring a character with a weird name. I wanted to remember his name, to use in the story he was ...
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my noble steed and workhorse bringing me up and out. Of course I couldn't resist painting the bicycle to look like it's from Wonka... -
Borders anthology & Inkspeak recently published 'Abandoned Television Stars' and 'The Extra Day' -
Telephone Joe Joe worked in the tall wind A professional telephone line repairman his only problems came when he returned t... -
The Yellow Tree Maybe Lucy the Alligator (Driving over) (words) You’re Right Japanese Breakfast Rabbit Nightlight The Red Wagon The Third Mo... -
There are three signed copies of SAINT LEMONADE for sale at The Whatcom Museum store in the Lightcatcher building on Flora Street, downtown ... -
This is the amazing book I had the honor of repairing. The wooden cover is hand carved. It was acquired by an American stenographer who was... -
Reading Carl Sandburg's ROOTABAGA STORIES I found another page that reminded me of Richard Brautigan's IN WATERMELON SUGAR, the wate... -
Chapter 36 “Okay!” the man said. “I’ll take you back to my house and repair your broken fin.” He lifted the sea parrot and put i...
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