Whoa. Just Backup.
Imbolc Woodpecker Moon Woodpecker hacking away this morning as I awoke. Yesterday the crows cawed, setting on the branches of our … Continue reading
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Why Do I Write Novels?
Winter First Moon of the New Year So, why do I write novels? In a writing group some years ago, maybe 20, … Continue reading
Why Write Novels At All
Winter First Moon of the New Year I’ll respond to this in another post, but for those of you interested in the novel, … Continue reading
On Moving Toward Doing the Work Only I Can Do
Winter First Moon of the New Year Spent yesterday shifting to my new work schedule. A couple of hours on Ovid, plus analyzing some of Caesar’s … Continue reading
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Tagged novels, Ovid, reimagining, Self, Tailte
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Home Is Where the Garlic Is
Imbolc Waxing Bloodroot Moon This journey has begun to bend toward home. I”m more eager know to go home than I was to come here when I left. That seems good to me. Home is the place you know you’re … Continue reading
A dark and stormy day
Lughnasa Waxing Harvest Moon When the storm clouds rolled in on Tuesday, I went into a writing place almost immediately. My novel bones got itchy, wanted to scratch out a new book. Fall, as it gets darker and grimmer, colder … Continue reading
More Radical Than Thou
80 bar falls 29.66 0mph E dew-point 76! sunrise 5:55 sunset 8:43 Summer Waning Crescent of the Thunder Moon Jerry Stearns sent word that he worked with rebels in Central America and served a stint as a bodyguard for Rigoberta … Continue reading
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Tagged dialectic, novels, radical politics, Sierra Club
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Steamed Dumplings Stuffed With Yak
78 bar steady 30.03 0mph ENE dew-point 56 Summer, warm and sunny Waning Gibbous Thunder Moon A trifecta. In to Minnehaha. Back to Andover. In to Kenwood. Back to Andover. In to Sierra Club and the MIA. Back to Andover. … Continue reading
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Tagged , Northern Clay Center, novels, Sierra Club, thangka
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Novels In Vitro
48 bar rises 29.83 1mph NW dewpoint 38 Beltane First Quarter of the Hare Moon Once again the papers and books pile up while I focus on the task du jour, getting the garden planted, cleaned up, preened, weeded … Continue reading