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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Wayback Machine
I was looking through my apartment full of papers and came across this ad I posed for long ago, back when I was freelancing. The photo was taken by my friend Dave Blueberg, for a trade print ad about some … Continue reading
Poetic Justice
Hiyo! How’s everybody doing? Hey, Fairfield! Hey, Kansas! Hello, Emmaus! So, some news: I have been invited to co-edit a poetry chapbook on crime by the crazily prolific Gerald So, along with crime-writing stalwarts Anthony Rainone and Patrick Shawn Bagley. … Continue reading
Single Guy Cookbook: Ultimate Guac
I went to a Superbowl party yesterday. Not my first one ever, but maybe the first where I actually paid attention to the game. I mean, I don’t understand why people get so riled up and turn sports into a … Continue reading
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To succeed in writing, as in all things, one must press the flesh. I think Elizabeth Bishop said that. So I took that to heart and volunteered a day-and-a-half to man a table for Omnidawn table, a small CA-based publishing … Continue reading
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