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Legacy Writing 365:128
Back in September 2007, I wrote a rambling post (I know this shocks you) that ended with a photo of the Moleskine that Marika sent and personalized for me with stickers of Maleficient, Diablo, and the owl from Disney’s Sleeping … Continue reading
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Legacy Writing 365:121
Grief is a guitar, which is how I can feel simultaneously hollowed out and also like my nerves are taut strings that in the wrong hands will create discordant notes. I’ve probably shared these photos before. There are many from … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:97
This is another of the photos I’m grateful to have found in my mother’s collection. She was living in an apartment on the outskirts of Tuscaloosa (I think that entire complex might have been destroyed in the tornados of 2011). … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:67
See that? It’s a sight to delight an editor’s heart. Timothy and I contracted with Cleis Press to do a second anthology as our follow-up to Fool For Love. What you’re seeing is the first seven stories that have come … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:66
These photos always crack me up. I believe my parents had them taken for my passport. A couple were enlarged to 8x10s. This one, I assume, because they liked it best. And this one because who doesn’t want a photo … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:34
What I’d like to show you from my first trip to New York City in February 1998 are all the fantastic photos I took of Tim and Timmy and James. The photos from that night eating pizza at Timmy’s and … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:31
When we were in high school, Lynne’s mother bought her an awesome Canon 35mm SLR. She still has that camera and still takes great shots with it when she wants to use film. It was because of Lynne that I … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:26
I accidentally imported a bunch of photos the other day when I was trying to move something from my old PC files to the iMac. A few of the pictures made me think of “process” and reminded me of how … Continue reading
Legacy Writing 365:18
As usual when I’m trying to find a specific photo, it’s as if it never existed. I’ll keep looking. However, in my search, I stumbled over one from June of 2004. The Deal was a brand new book just out. … Continue reading
Magnetic Poetry 365:350
With thanks to John K and Maureen Johnson for the colorful magnetic words.


