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Cloud-Sea & Moon – Signed, Limited Edition

—– Printer: HP B9180 with Vivera inks — good for about 200 or more years. Paper: InkPress Fine Art Matte, 220GSM — acid free for permanence. Dimensions: 13×19-inch (A3+), no borders. Print Run: four to six, God willing — there … Continue reading →

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Many Moons

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American Farm Girl, Washington County, Maryland, April 2010

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About Walkabout on the North End, Hagerstown, Maryland

“It’s like Chevy Chase in the 1950s” said a friend of the North End neighborhood of Hagerstown, Maryland when I was scouting new digs in the wake of a building fire in central Maryland in 2006. I suppose as I … Continue reading →

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Yellow Dahlia, North End, Hagerstown, Maryland, July 2012

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Rocker Girl on Porch, North End, Hagerstown, Maryland, April 2010

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Garage, North End, Hagerstown, Maryland, July 2012

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Green Shade Ra and Coleus, Balcony Garden, July 2012

Read: The Old Man and the Sea. Watched morning: Vol. 1 Woody Allen: A Documentary Watched evening: National Lampoon’s European Vacation Indulged: classic Martini — Tanqueray, dry Vermouth, two olives, stirred — and a New York strip steak from the Amish Market. Yummy. … Continue reading →

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Wood Chimes, Balcony Garden, June 2008

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Sabbath, July 20, 2012

I don’t now whether to call this evening freedom with plenty or an old bachelor’s solitary confinement, but I know I’m going to rest alone over that question the better part of a day. For causes bad and good, I … Continue reading →

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Old Stories

I’ve just posted four pieces of old short-short fiction. “Tandem”,   the last published, made it into The North American Review.   I’m too tired here to go hunting up the year, but I do recall being paid $20 for … Continue reading →

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Tandem

The lovers were in bed, and the party was over. A trio of white and blue helium-filled balloons nestled in the shadowed corner above the door frame while a fourth had fallen, its trailer of red ribbon tangled over the … Continue reading →

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