News & Nice Things in my online lair Greetings, earthlings! As the summer ends and we harvest our crops, here I am also offering you sheaves of the mind I’ve gathered in. I hope you will take some into your … Read More
Greetings, friends! I hope you have been thriving this winter, wherever you may be. What things of beauty, truth, or goodness have carried you through the dark months so far? I’d love to hear about what’s bringing you joy, especially … Read More
I am utterly delighted to announce a new course, co-taught with the great artist Bruce Herman! Here are the details: ⧫ FOUR QU4RTETS CL4SS ⧫⧫ A thoughtful meditation on The Four Quartets by T. S. Eliot & the QU4RTETS paintings ⧫ Welcome, … Read More
Greetings, my dears! Here’s a little update on the things I’ve been making for you recently. Some are gifts I’m freely giving you; others are professional projects through which I’m earning a living, but all are crafted and created with … Read More
Welcome, Bookwyrms! I’d like to invite you into the Wyrdhoard, where I offer Learning & Lore for Readers & Writers–and soon, a podcast for listeners. Please have a look at this overview video: Whether you’re a writer, a reader, or … Read More
In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and podcasts. That’s what Ben Franklin said, right? Well, if he lived now, he just might: It seems that everybody and their brother-in-law has a podcast. And who … Read More
Greetings, friends who are writers or interested in the Inklings or both! I’d like to invite you to one or two new endeavors I’m getting going. Here’s the info: 1. You may know that I wrote and recorded an Audible … Read More
Greetings! Since I’ve been spending nearly every day from 9am until 7pm or so in the Sir Charles Mackerras Reading Room of the Weston Special Collections, then walking and riding buses and eating and working on the Fahrenheit 2451: Ideas … Read More
I am back where I belong. You did it, my friends: thanks to you, I’m in Gown Town, studying in the Weston Library, around the corner from the “The Gloomy, Doomy Radcliffe”–which inspires in me exactly the opposite of doom … Read More