Concerning Collaboration Part II
If you read the first installment of my post on collaboration, perhaps you are waiting with bated breath (or perhaps not) to find out how this new iteration of the collaborative process has been […]
philosophy
Seeking a Room of One’s Own
I just finished rereading Virginia Woolf’s classic A Room of One’s Own. I first read this book in my early twenties, and my admiration of it was more academic than actual. I agreed with the […]
By Heart
I learned to play the piano when I was only five. I learned to read music at the same time that I learned to read words on a page. I can’t remember a time when […]
The Pumpkin Riots
The Pumpkin Riots In the imagery of New Hampshire, Keene perhaps is not what one considers to be a quaint New England town. It is not particularly wealthy, and the advent of chain stores […]
Saying and Showing
“What can be shown cannot be said.” -Ludwig Wittgenstein
Gnostic Green
“What kind of Green?” asked my attorney when I mentioned “Gnostic Green” as a name for a business. She would have been irritated by my wasting her time if it were not for the substantial […]
Gnostic Green 