Steve Stelling

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Monday, February 18, 2019

Two 4X12s

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Labels: music, picture poem

Friday, February 15, 2019

Handmade Mistakes

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Labels: comics, graphic text, picture poem

Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Up a Storm: Umbracat

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Labels: drawing up a storm, graphic text, memory, observation, reflections on perception, short works

Thursday, February 7, 2019

Up a Storm: Snake Cast

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Labels: drawing up a storm, graphic text, observation, reflections on perception

Monday, February 4, 2019

Up a Storm: Savannah Blues

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Labels: drawing up a storm, graphic text, memory, self indulgence

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It's like this

Read, draw, write, listen.  
Draw some more, read some 
more. Writing like drawing, 
drawing like writing. Read to 
draw, listen to write, etc.

Those are the sentiments of
what feels like an unspoken
mantra pulsing behind the
day-to-day things in my life
(I’m married,I have a 
school-aged daughter, I work 
in publishing). It’s all very 
exciting. But clearly, I need 
to get my parameters out of 
the house. Let them run in 
the park. That’s why I’m here.

Stops me in my tracks

alternate tunings

fiction that feels like philosophy

philosophy that feels like poetry

mysteriously proportioned doors

20th-Century French literature

the texture of field recordings

leaf-canopied masonry structures

messy discographies

narrow staircases

first and last two hours of daylight

Links

Please visit my Tumblr page, too. There, you'll find some duplications of things seen here, but that's also where I post a lot of ratty odds and ends, and reblog all kinds of work by other people. Speaking of others, here are a handful of links to some things I like:

50 Watts
Abstract Comics Blog
Mark Dombrosky

Kate Joranson

Maeterlinck, The Intruder

Perfect Sound Forever

Sackner Archive of Visual and Concrete Poetry
UBU web

Writers no one reads

Yesterday’s Papers