Boxes both Little and Big
It wasn’t an earthquake that left the wreckage on the left. It was a demolition crew. This former home, in…
Posts Tagged 'Los Angeles'
My Impending Catastrophe
Today, L.A. is deep into its late summer routines. Kids are back in school. Labor Day is already forgotten. As…
The Ghosts of My City.
I wrote yesterday about Anaïs Nin and Rupert Pole: she, the last great voice of interwar expat Paris; he, my…
Anaïs Nin & Husband
On her Facebook feed, R.Y. just posted a link to a new collection of correspondence between Henry Miller and Anaïs…
Harryette Mullen’s Urban Tumbleweed: Notes from a Tanka Diary
Harryette Mullen, a poet and UCLA English professor, does a lot of walking from her home in what I’m guessing…
Robert Crosson, Daybooks (1983-1986) and thieving in Greece and Israel.
Read Robert Crosson’s Daybook, from Otis’s College’s Seismicity Press. Never heard of Crosson, which is reason enough to read the book….
