And in the bean, I mean, WORD counting department, things are going along pretty well. As I explained to my write-in group tonight, when asked how it was going, I said ‘Good. I have gotten to the part of the … Continue reading →
X. Under the thigh of Geraint were swift racers, •
Long-legged, with wheat for their corn, •
Ruddy ones, with the assault of spotted eagles.
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The things you find while researching – well rummaging for something else: If the role of the bard is to listen to, learn about, speak and sing of spiritual realms and their inhabitants, and that of the ovate is to … Continue reading →
Thanks Chris for the great question, and keep those cards and letters coming folks! Continue reading →
After a certain high level of technical skill is achieved, science and art tend to coalesce in esthetics, plasticity, and form. The greatest scientists are always artists as well.
