Bill Owens' Substack
Bill Owens50 years ago I received a Guggenheim after the publication of my photography book Suburbia. I recently finished a graphic comedic novel The Delco Years. Onward!
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Welding Rods
One summer, I was bored, and I went into my Dad’s tool shed and found some welding rods. I used a hammer and chipped the flux off some of the rods. Then, I filed the end to a point, and on the other end, I tied a chicken feather. I now had...
Cats Fried in Crisco
Owens’ Neighborhood, Citrus Heights, California
Leon Lester’s house faced Nelson Lane, and for some unknown reason, he decided to measure his property line. Just as he suspected, it extended out into the middle of Nelson Lane. He was being...
Dick and Naomi Saathoff
Dick and Naomi Saathoff
After we moved into the ranch house, Dad fenced the property and installed a water sprinkler system for the pasture. The next year, he built the barn, the tool shed, and a chicken coop. I used the leftover lumber fr...
Paperboy
Somehow, I got the Sacramento Bee paper route. Daily delivery would start with the folding of 132 papers, placing them in three large canvas bags. Another paperboy would then help me place the bags on the bike.
I would stand on the left si...
Picking Olives
After school, with time on my hands, I would get my BB gun and spend a couple of hours killing sparrows. My best one-day kill record was twenty-two sparrows. I did shoot at robins. These birds somehow knew to fly away from a kid with a BB g...
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Documentary photographer known for SUBURBIA, received a Guggenheim in photography; founded Buffalo Bill's Brewery & American Distilling Institute. Wrote the graphic novel, THE DELCO YEARS. More at https://www.billowens.com/ https://distilling.com/
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