a novelist sharing essays, tall tales & melodies from Paris
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Paris is Roaring Again
photo by Augusta Sagnelli
After dinner with Mary Duncan, a Henry Miller scholar and an outright legend of literary Paris, we crossed the Pont Marie and sat down on the river with a Scottish short-story writer, a supremely talented New Zeal...
An Attempt at the Inexhaustibility of Paris
I’m sitting on a train in Poitiers station headed for Angoulême. I’ll get off before the terminus and bicycle to the home of , where I shall bask in a self-imposed writing retreat.
I’ve stayed in Barrie and Jojo’s humble abode before—it is...
An Attempt at the Inexhaustibility of Paris
Part IV: Two Bibles
In 1974, the experimental French author Georges Perec spent three days sitting at the Café de la Mairie (75006) on Place Saint Sulpice and wrote what he saw, resulting in “Tentative d’épuisement d’un lieu parisien” (An...
Samuel Beckett in Venice; or How It Was
Gare Saint Lazare Ireland's Historic Staging of Beckett's "How It Is"
before The lingering sensation after GSLI’s (Gare Saint Lazare Ireland) six-hour production of Samuel Beckett’s novel, How It Is:
Sundays are for Piano
a short recital for a reflective Parisian mood
The heat wave is gone. PSG won last night. The city was on fire in the best of ways.
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a novelist & publisher writing tales & melodies from Paris
Poet - teacher - wanderer. Origins from elsewhere. Words from here and there. Teacher and researcher (PhD) in contemporary lyric writing, ecopoetry and poetry by minorities in France and England. I like books, trees, wine, people, dogs, and water.
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