The Great God Pan Is Dead
Robert BoydArt, literature, culture & Houston
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 314 | Subscribers | Read | thegreatgodpanisdead.substack.com |
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Dog Stares Me Down
I walked back from the grocery store tonight and was waiting for my elevator. A couple who had been walking their dog was there waiting for the pet elevator. I noticed the dog looking at me so I looked back and said, “Hello.” She kept stari...
Gettin' Old
I was born in 1963, which marks me as born in the waning moments of the Boomer Generation. There were a lot of us—after the trauma of World War II all over the Western world, our parents got down to business. Because our numbers were so gre...
The Evil Beauty of Bombsites
Last fall, if you were in Houston, you may have seen Nestor Topchy’s exhibit, The Iconic Portrait Strand at the Menil Museum. It was a collection of 124 tiny portraits, painted in a style that resembles Orthodox Christian icon painting. Top...
A Purgatory of Nuns
I love books as objects. I like it when the people who design and manufacture books take some effort to make a memorable object. Of course there is a species of super-deluxe collectible books—and they can be remarkable examples of book-maki...
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Robert Boyd was born in Melbourne, Australia, and grew up in Houston. He went to Rice University. In 2009, he founded the art blog, The Great God Pan Is Dead.
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