The embarrassments of our youth...
/In which I confess to having written a terrible fantasy story fifty-two years ago…
Read MoreIn which I confess to having written a terrible fantasy story fifty-two years ago…
Read MoreIn which I share a brilliant poem by one of the members of the Lichtenbergian Society on the Annual Meeting discussion topic, The Net Effect of Art: Safety or Trap?…
Read MoreIn which I give up waiting for anyone to be interested in the children’s book I’d like to have illustrated…
Read MoreIn which I offer you the text of my as-yet-untitled children’s picture book in the hopes of attracting an illustrator…
Read MoreIn which I share one of my favorite magazines and its Readers Write feature…
Read MoreIn which I try to speak comfort to those of us whose creative spirits have been frozen by our Captivity…
Read MoreIn which I show some of my process (and progress) on my still-untitled children’s book…
Read MoreIn which I tease you with how good my as-yet-untitled children’s picture book is…
Read MoreIn which we take our jaundiced view of the writer’s process as epitomized by Jo March in “Little Women”…
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