A dash of M.S.G. (Macho Sino Girl)
#6 graphic novel-in-progress: Motion
8 AM My shadow on the sand. Waiting for a friend for our walk on the beach. Was stood up. (Third time with this same individual.)
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Poets of Renown I've Met and Read
This is in reply to Scott Holstad's post. Famous poets I've read and met. You won't find me swooning over film stars o
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The Painted Skin: An Olympic Ghost Story
From the manner in which the Chinese athletes win and lose, you can see the degree of freedom the people of the Middle Kingdom truly have. “The agony of defeat” is far more excruciating if
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NO ONE GETS SNUBBED
I am ready. I am so ready. Dress, check, shoes, check, dj, coq au vin or salmon, name tags of classmates and their spouses, three teachers to honor, the banquet room decorations, check, check,
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Trusting Angels
Redroom has been so good to do a retrospective of my art and writing this week, but to my horror, I learned that the drawings and paintings have disappear
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Steinbeck: Ching-Chong Chinaman
laywright, journalist, art historian, Steve Hauk is creating with his art historian wife, Nancy, a Steinbeck show at their gallery,
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From Virtual to Flesh and Blood
I value my Redroom online friendships. I see no reason why “virtual” should be considered any less substantial than face-to-face meetings. It seems you get to the core of the matter without
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Why I really didn't attend the Redroom Party at Tosca
I was truly dying to go to the Redroom party at Tosca's a few weeks ago.
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Redroom Authors: Show Us Your Writing Space(s)?
For years, I've imagined a coffee table book with images of authors' desks and studios.
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This Morning with Robinson Jeffers
I want to share my morning sketch at poet Robinson Jeffers' Tor House, which he built for his beloved Una out of local rocks hauled up from the beach. When we first moved to Carmel, we lived a me
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