Paper Ponderings

 Well Annwyn and I have navigated the postal systems successfully and her book landed with me this week. I love how a single starting point ...

"I guess a big part of serious fiction’s purpose is to give the reader, who like all of us is sort of marooned in her own skull, to giv...

Each morning Barry and I start the day with a fresh orange juice, selecting a word from our Daily Word bowl as we look out our window on the...

 My book has made it Annwyn in the UK whilst hers is yet to arrive here, so I thought I might show some of my workings towards the second bo...

“What are you supposed to do with all the love you have for somebody if that person is no longer there? What happens to all that leftover lo...

 As I began to work my way through my thoughts of The Shape of Things III, I once again knew I wanted to colour the paper somehow. I had in ...

 Tidying the studio has seen me holding and handling some things that have been tucked away for a long time. Oftentimes only because other t...

… Looking at “Nighthawks,” I sense an invisible fifth participant who hovers on our side of the street. A passerby like us, he observes the ...

I have begun work on the third of six books that Annwyn and I are exchanging this year, all under the working title of "The Shape of Th...