Sometimes a Ghost
Deborah J. SteinI live sometimes in NYC and most times in New Mexico. I write and make pictures, often in tandem to explore every possibility of how all things speak to each other and quite simply to create some kind of language to speak to my ghosts.
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How to Not Hold Everything and How to Not Tell a Story
Hi again to you and thank you for your hereness—I’m roughly back from a strange sabbatical. Or maybe all sabbaticals are strange. I’ve never taken one before. As always, you can listen to today’s story or read along.
Part One: How To Say The Thing, Finally
Above: Aja’ib al-makhluqat wa-ghara’ib al-mawjudat (Book of Wonders) by al-Qazwini (1203-1283
Genesis
###### Above: From last year’s Folktale Week, working through the Pinocchio story which promoted me to complete a manuscript this summer!
The Art of Repair
Notes Upon Notes (or Why I Covered everything in Glitter)
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I'm an artist and writer living between NYC and New Mexico and exploring the intersection between all of the above. I teach visual narrative workshops and hold workshops in a rogue art classroom I call the Storycamp Disco.
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