My various mini clips (videos) of West Texas
(several new ones posted, starring Charlie Angell)
For Literal Magazine Blog, Rose Mary Salum interviews Yrs Truly about my translation of Francisco I. Madero's secret book of 1911. I'll be reading from and discussing this book in San Miguel de Allende for PEN / Sol Literary Magazine on February 22nd. More info about that event here.
Speaking of San Miguel de Allende, I'll be at the writer's conference the weekend of February 18 and 19 (with Margaret Atwood, Joy Harjo, Elena Poniatowska, Araceli Ardón, Michael K. Schuessler, and many more) and then teaching a two day Techniques of Fiction workshop February 20 and 21. More info here.
Watch the Future According to Corning Glass, the upstate NY glass co. Bizarrely but crisply narrated by a British actor (uh daye en tha fyu-cha)
Oh, you thought you were eating honey? Think again (ewww).
The Author's Guild Says Publishing's Eco-System on the Brink (Oh well!)
Lyn Buchanan sees a lot, tells a lot (seriously good interview)
Listen in to Margaret Dulaney's Listen Well
Eduardo Jimenez Mayo (are we cousins? could be!) and Chris N. Brown, editors of Three Messages and a Warning guest-blogging at Large-hearted Boy
P.S. My translation of Agustin Cadena's short story "Murrillo Park," in this collection, and I blogged for Large-hearted boy myself back in 2009. It was a most interesting musical exercise.
Texas State Drought Monitor Map
(ouch)
Photos of the Egyptian house on Casa Piedra Road (near Presidio TX)
P.S. You can really surf around in there, quite interesting. I like the star-gazing platform.
Newt Gingrich, Spicey Dude! Courtesy of Ken Ackerman's Viral History blog
David Abram on Storytelling and Wonder: On the Rejuvenation of Oral Culture
The Flower Girls: Mennonites in Mexico
Berlinica is now in the e-book game, check out their latest iBook
P.S. Read founder Eva Schweitzer's guest-blog post for Madam Mayo here.
Burro Halls Posts Even More More Pug Pix!
(It has yet to top this one, however).
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Links Noted: Bill Cunningham, Ari Seth Cohen, Richard Newman, La extorción de Marcela
Bill Cunningham New York: this has to be one of the strangest and yet sweetest and most inspiring documentaries I have ever seen. It makes me want to get out my orange scarf and ride a bicycle! It's a sophisticated film about a famously eccentric fashion photographer, but it's an exploration in wonder, and seeing the beauty in humanity. How many stars does this one get? Why, the whole Milky Way.Speaking of fashion, check out Ari Seth Cohen's blog, Advanced Style.
Richard Newman's In Memoriam, Anne Berner 1910 - 2011
This is a side-splitter of a YouTube video. Caveat: it's in Mexican Spanish, and I wouldn't attempt to translate it. (Burro Hall, you game?)
More anon.
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