The latest, and sadly last, issue of ouroboros review is out. I’ve got a photograph in there. Look for “Rolling Bottle” on page 4 (you can read it online). The photo first appeared here at Coyote Mercury back in 2006 along with some others I took in Gruene.
Dave Bonta’s Woodrat Podcast is back. The first two episodes of this season are well worth the time. He finds very interesting guests and their conversations are always worth a listen, especially his interview with Lorianne DiSabato where they discuss nature writing, old school blogging and zen practice. DiSabato blogs at Hoarded Ordinaries, a site I’ll be checking out.
Remember that video I made for “drylung” from Clayton Michaels’ chapbook Watermark? Well, Watermark is available and it’s fantastic. You can read it in its online form or even better buy a copy. You can also listen to his interview on the Woodrat Podcast.
While you’re going around listening to the web, stop and have a listen to the poems at Whale Sound a mesmerizing project where NS reads poems written by other poets. She does a brilliant job with these pieces. I’ve listened to her reading of “At Ruby’s Diner” by Sherry O’Keefe several times and it just gets better and better each time.
And, finally, it appears there is another James Brush out there and I’m not talking about my dad. Count him and it seems we’re everywhere. Check out the other James’s site and dig his art at jamesbrush.com.
James Brush is a teacher and writer who lives in Austin, TX. He tries to get outside as much as possible.
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