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Tuesday
Aug052008

Things

DateTuesday, August 5, 2008 at 09:33AM

Things to think about.

Blogging need be a quality thing not a quantity thing, right? Write when you have something to say (hmmm... could be a recipe for blankness.)

Chip Kidd's book,"The Cheese Monkeys" proves that artists can write - especially when you are Chip Kidd.

Joe Lansdale's new book is STILL not out.

I haven't written a new word of fiction in weeks (sigh).

Fall, along with hope, springs eternal.

Adrian Tomine's graphic novel Shortcomings has got me thinking about doing a graphic novel (something I never thought I'd do).

Stephen King is a helluva good storyteller (Green Mile was on last night - I'd forgot how great it was).

This weekend is the Regina Folk Fest - way more exciting than you might think.

Go read something..something good...I suggest the Cheese Monkeys.


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