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NEWS
February 2010 I've donated a triptych to art auction benefit
for the victims of Haiti's devasting earthquake
which takes place on Wednesday, 2/10 at 7pm.
December 2009 At 7pm on Sunday, December 13th,
I will give a reading at one of NYC's only leather biker
cafes, Motorcycle
Federation. Organized by Madeleine Beckman, the
reading will also feature Roberta Bernstein, Jean
Monahan, and Nicole Sprinkle. More details later.
November 2009 I will have a couple of stories
published in the Brooklyn Writers Space first anthology,
The Reader. The launch party is on Thursday,
November 5th at 7pm at BookCourt, 163 Court
Street, in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.
July 2009 A photograph from my collaboration
with LuLu LoLo, Pierrot 2.0, was included in an
Italian mail art exposition here.
May 2009 My short story Back Trouble is
a semi-finalist (top 27 out of 654) in Nimrod's Katherine Anne Porter
Prize for Fiction. • Photos from my Suburban
Geometries series are published on Polar Inertia's Spring 2009
(#34) issue at the end of May.
April 2009 4/8: Max's cousin Elena
Takeuchi was born at 5:24pm Tokyo Time! • My long
story The Heart Is a Lonely Drummer is a finalist
(top 30 out of 900) in Summer Literary Seminars-2009
Unified Fiction and Poetry Contest judged by Lynne
Tillman. • A photo from my Visual Haiku series
was published in Shots's Spring 2009 issue
(#103).
February 2009 My short short story South of
the Border was awarded 3rd Place in the Sonora Review's Third Annual
Short Short Contest. The judge was Aimee Bender.
January 2009 My short story Second Actis a finalist won Honorable Mention in
Cutthroat Journal's 2008 Rick DeMarinis Short
Story Competition. The story will be published in
February.
November 2008 Brooklyn Writers Space Reading at
Union Hall, Sunday, 11/9, 5-7pm. BWS.
September 2008 Final LMCC Reading at U.S.
Custom House, Thursday, 9/18, 6-8pm. RSVP is mandatory
because of security. RSVP at LMCC's site here. Map of Bowling Green
here.
August 2008 Our Baby Boy Is Due! 8/15 is the
due date of our unnamed
boy. HE'S HERE! Max
Miles Takeuchi was born on Friday, 8-22-8 at
3:33pm! See tons of pix here.
Thanks to spinmaster Karl Rove, we now know that our
supreme leader is not a philistine book burner, but a
learned man of letters. In Rove’s new career, to
rehabilitate his puppet’s legacy, he offers this WSJ column on how he and
W. competed to read the most books and pages
over the last few years. While it’s plausible
that Bush actually read the listed books, a few
investigators have done the math, in particular
this analysis over at Book
Patrol, which comes to the conclusion that it is
unlikely Bush could have plowed through his list
in so little time.
The above picture, I’ve just learned, is actually a
fake. This was disseminated not long after 9/11 when
Bush was reading along with an elementary school
class down in Florida as the planes hit the towers.
Snopes.com nailed the fraud here. I hadn’t realized
though, that the book they were reading,
America, A Patriotic Primer, was
written by Lynne Cheney. Perhaps the
only thing better than Oprah to enhance book
sales is to have your husband be the vice
president.
Virtual
books, that is. This Japanese recycling and “ecology
zoo” promotionwebsitehas
some very cool 3D popup books which you can view
at any angle. It’s something that would
reallyscare W.
A
beautiful PR stop motion animation to celebrate
aU.K.
publisher’s 25th
anniversary byAptStudio.
Warning: it appears that books were irrevocably
harmed in the name of art.The
horror! The horror!
Shooting into the sun with my D40, I can force a
weird kind of sensor flare which exaggerates
chromatic abberation and causes purple and green
fringing. Looks kind of cool, perhaps analogous to a
light leak in a film body.