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Better late-in-the-day than never. You can read, did you know, a new poem of mine online at the Northern New England Review.
August 19th 2019
Some fine folks have created a
Subreddit for Buttercup Festival discussion, so get on over and discuss if that's your thing. There is
also a fan-run facebook page.
And hey, do you have any interest or involvement in opera? Composer Joel Rust and I are looking for partners to help bring our
science fiction opera to the stage (or clever non-traditional venue).
July 8th 2019
Here is some news which has basically nothing to do with Buttercup Festival: my book
Ted Hughes and Christianity has just been published by Cambridge University Press. At least, it's been published in the UK;
the US listing will come online next month and is available for pre-order. Like most academic books it's silly expensive, but if you want to read it you can try requesting a purchase through your public or college library, and
this flyer has a code for 20% off. It's 250 pages of theorizing on poetry and theology, it features a whopping big chunk of Sylvia Plath discussion, and it has index entries for Pearl Jam and John Denver.
There are a few new armadillo things on the sketchbook.
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Series 1 Ran from 2000-2005. It has its own totally obsolete front page, or you can skip right to the archive. Searching for a particular strip? Use Glen's wondrous searchable transcription. From the same bygone era: Green Evening Stories.
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