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Author Archives: Patrick Doud
This record is magic
It has been an especially fine Spring. The return of the green life, being with the ones I love, having a new book out—I have probably never enjoyed and appreciated all of these more than I have this Spring. And though the older I get the more rarely this … Continue reading
The Mornith War
The Bookstore of Gloucester is very kindly throwing a release party for the new book today. After the cover image, one or two notes on The Mornith War. Some thoughts about having the word “war” in the title of my book. “War” is not a word … Continue reading
Who is building part 2
Yesterday I stopped and talked with the owner of the excavation company at the bottom of the street, and my questions of the previous post were answered. The place on the hill is being cleared for a wedding reception! There will be no … Continue reading
Who is building what and why are they building it now
Something I saw out my study window this morning startled me deeply. On top of the wooded hill west of the house, craning its neck above the trees, was a huge yellow excavator. It was so visually dramatic, so monster-like, one of my first thoughts … Continue reading
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