Contemporary mosaic artists and long-dead coal miners telling stories together on the ruins of an abandoned Pennsylvania coal operation
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As I type this very early morning message to you, sifting through too many ideas, searching for simplicity, this email dinged into my inbox and solved my problem. Sometimes letting other people...
When is a Book More Than Just a Book?
Dear Reader,
Due to too many things happening at once, I am enacting a new format for the beginning of each weekly essay. See the beautiful graphic with the MM monogram below? That will be your signal to enjoy three announcements before yo...
“I KNOW.”
Today’s inbox magic is more than an essay. Travel with me down FOUR distinct mini subjects. I have more material than time this summer.
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TRAIN.
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NEW STORYTELLER SERIES.
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A PORTRAIT COMPLETED (almost).
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WHEN IS A BOOK...
Saying Things While Saving Things
My great-great grandmother spent hours a day for a year wailing at the grave of her dead child. Fingernails and knees in the dirt on an Eastern Kentucky hillside graveyard under the pine trees. Bereft.
Her dear Taylor, with his blond curl...
The Coal Chain Poster and 1152 Tiny Mosaics
I’ve been working on this poster for months.
The first three words were easy. But as it descended into the lower words, the message got more complicated. Is culture right? And then what’s the small word that goes next to culture?
The sim...
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