Feathers & Foxgloves
Clyde Watson, David Millstone, Clara MulliganAward-winning children’s author will post excerpts from works-in-progress, reflections on writing, and stories both humorous & otherwise from personal experience.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | clydewatson.substack.com |
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Detail from The Birthday Flags, preliminary sketch by Ernest W. Watson, 1953
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Synchronicity
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Poet & author of Father Fox's Pennyrhymes (National Book Awards finalist) and other children's books; composer of songs; script writer for The Christmas Revels, Summer Revels, and St. Gaudens National Historic Foundation centennial celebration.
David taught elementary school for 30 years. Since retiring in 2003, he spends a lot of time teaching dance-- contras, squares, English country dance, and simple dances for folks who just want to have fun-- and researching dance history.
Shepherd, gardener.
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