Memory Making Wisps of Fog Rise off the cold, still pond, Seeping through the pine and oak, Lightly dancing among the treetops, Dancing lightly to their eternal rest In my mind. Bill Lancaster (2018)
On the Passing of Henry Hood or My Thoughts on a Great Man I received news today that my mentor from my undergraduate days has died. Henry Hood is the reason I majored in English while an undergrad. He is the reason I took up and continue writing. He is the reason I completed an […]
Maria Antonietta Giovinazzo does some great work. I haven’t shared anything in a while, so please enjoy another’s creative efforts. https://dadaart.see.me/
Ingredients: Leeks – 6 large Potatoes – 2 lbs Onion, red – 1 Green (baby) onions – 4 Carrots – 4 Garlic – 1 clove Butter – 3 Tbsp Chicken Broth – 3 Cups Thyme – 1 Tsp Marjoram – Tsp Parsley – 1 Tbsp Cilantro – 1 Tsp Bay leaves – 3 Heavy cream […]
A few months back, in a graduate level literature class, the professor talked about how we identify books by authors and asked what I believe was meant to be a rhetorical question: “Can anyone really name their favorite television writer?” As if rehearsed, about half the class of fourteen students said immediately and in unison, […]
Literary fiction writer, doctoral literature student, believer, seller of antiquities and junk, woodworker, traveler, and all-round error maker. 
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