Pos­si­ble arti­cles for BlogCritics

Years ago, I downloaded and saved the following "How To Write a Book Review" and perhaps should share it with my readers. Reminding myself of the finer points of critical analysis is always in vogue. If I can't talk to me, well... who else will listen? The following quote is from a long forgotten website but I see the Los Angeles Valley Library has almost the exact same article published today online. ... read more

Blog­Crit­ics and I’m back in the sad­dle again!

It's been far too long between reviews. While assemblage art and 3D fun take up my studio time, it's into the book fray I must once again venture. After three months of searching for a venue for my genius - I landed upon an opportunity at BlogCritics.org. Grabbed that puppy up by the scruff of the neck and slammed a quick write online as soon as I got my acceptance email from Eric Olsen. See... it's karma. Having son-in-law Olsen and all them grandbabes as little Olsens running around, as well as visiting my favorite crusty Norwegian this very day, I knew Eric and The Assemblagist were headed for a fruitful union. ... read more

Horn­worms and roses and whiskers on kittens

In North Carolina, we're combining history with art and creating delightful combinations. Kudos and hats off to Linda Carlisle for her role in this. Personally, I think the Moon Pie Eating Contest will highlight our visit, but ya'll can go and choose your own stellar moment. Look for Rob and me, I'll wear a pink carnation and drive a pick-up truck. ... read more

Thusly she hath retourn’d

After a trip to the hinterlands, The Assemblagist doth bloggeth again. A complete post shall be endured upon the morrow... please retourneth to this place along with us... Welcome me home, oh loved ones. It has been a Museum Time. Went to the Andy Warhol Museum in the 'burgh. More on that adventure coming soon -- ... read more

Gusty Gael Wins Wind­bag Title

It seems to me, just a little ol' assemblagist, that Dorothy and Ruth may have received some instruction from the Irishman who, in 1954, set a nonstop speaking record. When interviewed about Mr. Sheehan's feat, Dorothy replied, "It's all in the ability to change subjects without thinking about the subjects and one just keeps on blathering until the pattering and nattering begins to cause cerebral explosions and corpuscle cringes in the listening and attentively persuant audience which sits at my right hand almighty until I leave my RV for the outside yard and come back again to the kitchen window." To which Ruth nodded, and said, "Yes." ... read more