This is a subject upon which I have recently become an authority whilst cleaning my basement.
For starters, you’ll want to consult the original.
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Dark World Theme on 7 Ocarinas (Zelda: Link to the Past Cover)
by David Erick Ramos – Ocarina
This wins for concept.… Read the rest
Top 10 YouTube Covers of the Dark World Theme from Zelda: A Link to the Past Read More »
There are, by now, several books dealing, in part or entirely, with the Flint Water Crisis. If you only have time to read one of them it should be Anna Clark’s sweeping, thorough, rigorous, and lyrical overview of the crisis.
There are a number of things that make Clark’s account important, and I’ll lead off with one of the less likely, or at least, what is often the least recognized: its lyricism.… Read the rest
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I’ve been writing a series of blog posts – extemporaneous, unscripted, mostly unedited – to reflect on turning 40. I’m doing it mostly for myself, but I’ll post them here in case they are of interest to others.
This is the sixth and, as I turn 40 tomorrow, likely the last.… Read the rest
1 Day to 40: The Road and the River Read More »
Not-so-secret secret here: I can be a bit of a control freak in my own way. It doesn’t manifest in the stereotypical ways… I don’t try to micromanage the people I work with or freak out if there’s snow instead of sun.… Read the rest
10 Days to 40: The Kidney Stone Limerick Read More »
Not-so-secret secret here: I can be a bit of a control freak in my own way. It doesn’t manifest in the stereotypical ways… I don’t try to micromanage the people I work with or freak out if there’s snow instead of sun.… Read the rest
15 Days* to 40: Dungeons and Dandelions Read More »
20 Days to 40: “I’ll Be Around”
Not-so-secret secret here: I can be a bit of a control freak in my own way. It doesn’t manifest in the stereotypical ways… I don’t try to micromanage the people I work with or freak out if there’s snow instead of sun.… Read the rest
20 Days to 40: I’ll Be Around (On Change) Read More »
Not-so-secret secret here: I can be a bit of a control freak in my own way. It doesn’t manifest in the stereotypical ways… I don’t try to micromanage the people I work with or freak out if there’s snow instead of sun.… Read the rest
25 Days* to 40: Big World, Small World Read More »
The 4th of July is precisely thirty days before my birthday.
I don’t think that I ever realized that until this exact moment.
Not-so-secret secret here: I can be a bit of a control freak in my own way. It doesn’t manifest in the stereotypical ways… I don’t try to micromanage the people I work with or freak out if there’s snow instead of sun.… Read the rest
30 Days to 40: “Today’s the Fourth of July” Read More »
This weekend it was my honor and delight to preview Desiree Duell‘s new installation “Homebody,” (or, rather, a series of connected exhibits) created and assembled as a part of her MFA thesis for University of Hartford. Desiree is a good friend of mine and I’ve been convinced of her brilliance ever since we first worked together on the Our Town residency back in 2013, so you won’t be surprised to hear that I was impressed with Homebody as well.… Read the rest
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I am very honored that my essay “Bathtime” about the Flint Water Crisis has been included in the Picador Anthology Voices of the Rust Belt edited by Anne Trubek and published by Picador USA.
You can read more about this wonderful collection here.… Read the rest
Voices from the Rust Belt, edited by Anne Trubek. Read More »
