Spring Cleaning

Postcard From A Dream
Ink, Graphite, Charcoal; 4" x 2 1/2"
2004

Here in Rural Northern Appalachia it's cold and windy and a good day for some website cleanup. Stop by and refresh in your browser as needed and if you find broken links or other problems give me a shout.

Dispatches

Phil McCray says very kind things about my work. If you don't read Phil's blog, you should. This is a good place to start.

From the notebooks:

Once the edge of the known world
Now a storefront for rent
Faded sign from another time:
Radios Repaired, Dispatches Sent...

xTx: Yet, I Kneel. I Tie

Where Dragons Sleep
Ink, Graphite, Charcoal; 2 7/8" x 4 7/8"

I remember the first time my drawings hung in an exhibition next to an artist whose work I'd admired for awhile. Long time ago and I'm jaded and cynical but maybe not entirely because when one of my drawings appears alongside an xTx story like Yet, I Kneel. I Tie it feels a lot like hanging next to Marty Poole. Again, big thanks to Prick of the Spindle editor Cynthia Reeser.

Here & There

My drawings Rorrach's Glen and Home Is The Sailor are featured in Water, an exhibition of small works at the ARTS Council of the Southern Finger Lakes. The show will be up through April 28 at The ARTS, 32 West Market Street, Corning NY. Thanks to exhibit curator Marc Dennis.

My drawing & flash Last Bell in the new Full of Crow. Thanks to FOC editor Lynn Alexander.

Enfield Glen

Treman Park, Ithaca.

Preston Reed