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Wednesday, July 01, 2015. Firsts of July always strike me as offering an opportunity for planning, for reflection, for projection and preparation. The first of each month offers the same, of course, in smaller scale, as does the first of each week. But the First of July provides larger perspective, extending both ways. We are mid-way through the year, and, depending upon our nature (both in general and at the moment) we may ask:. Is this year half-over, or only half-begun? Half a year's worth. I think I ...

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Cultivating Keith: November 2011

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Sunday, November 20, 2011. There were moments in nearly every conversation with Kathleen Stein when you could sense that she was on the brink of saying something - or not saying it - and was weighing the words she would use, or not use to make a point or launch a critique or deflate a pomposity. Or just let things go. Letting things go was not Stein's style. Generally, she chose to speak up, and when she did her words were always well-chosen, with attention paid to specificity if not to tact. Which last ...

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Cultivating Keith: Some Thoughts on the Occasion of Arthur C. Clarke's Birthday

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Monday, December 16, 2013. Some Thoughts on the Occasion of Arthur C. Clarke's Birthday. Today would have been Arthur C. Clarke's 96th birthday, not that the calendar or any other excuse is needed to celebrate his life and achievements. Not many writers' accomplishments actually seem to enlarge after their death. Arthur Clarke's do, at least to me. I think I was eight or nine the first time I read one of his novels - A Fall of Moondust. In a Reader's Digest. The City and the Stars. 2001: A Space Odyssey.

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Cultivating Keith: PAT CADIGAN, HUGO WNNER!

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Monday, September 02, 2013. PAT CADIGAN, HUGO WNNER! Almost as thrilling as the news that Pat Cadigan. Has just won the Hugo Award for her novelette "The Girl-Thing Who Went Out forSushi". From the anthology Edge of Infinity. Is the realization that this is Pat's first Hugo. Well-deserved, and damned well- earned! As hard to believe as that is, it's equally hard for me to believe that her career now extends more than a third of a century. The Allie stories formed the kernel of her first novel, Mindplayers.

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Cultivating Keith: July 2015

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Wednesday, July 01, 2015. Firsts of July always strike me as offering an opportunity for planning, for reflection, for projection and preparation. The first of each month offers the same, of course, in smaller scale, as does the first of each week. But the First of July provides larger perspective, extending both ways. We are mid-way through the year, and, depending upon our nature (both in general and at the moment) we may ask:. Is this year half-over, or only half-begun? Half a year's worth. There was ...

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Cultivating Keith: April 2011

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Saturday, April 30, 2011. Sad news this morning, with word that Joanna Russ has died. Although she published relatively little fiction in the past couple of decades, and was never prolific, there was a decade or so, from '68 to '78, when she was producing some of the most challenging and well-written SF in the world. Her best work included the novels The Female Man. The remarkable And Chaos Died. Picnic On Paradise, We Who Are About To,. I taught The Female Man. S in Damon Knight's Orbit. In 1968. Ru...

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Landlessons: January 2013

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Wednesday, January 2, 2013. Seed catalogs started arriving today. Which means that some of my favorite reading of the year begins today as well. Tuesday, January 1, 2013. New Year, Old Lessons. 2013 begins, with all the promise and all the challenge that each new year brings. I'm looking forward, as always, to learning - and re-learning - some of the old lessons that this land has tried so hard to teach me. I am doing so in hopes of really learning the lessons this time. In so far as anyone ever does.

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Landlessons: April 2013

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Tuesday, April 23, 2013. Sheep may safely graze. Lambs, too, on a neighbor's nice farm. Posted using BlogPress from my iPad. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. The road to the farm. The drive in late January. Subscribe Now: Feed Icon. Subscribe in a reader. Sheep may safely graze. Take A Look At. Jenna Woginrich's Cold Antler Farm.

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Landlessons: February 2014

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Sunday, February 23, 2014. Some Snow Don't Want To Go. Even 68 degrees today hadn't managed to persuade these stragglers to complete their melt:. By tomorrow, this last bit should be just a memory. But a pleasant one - I enjoyed this snow. Where the Snow Goes When It Melts. The big snow lasted on the ground well over a week here at the farm, and when it began in earnest to depart, a fair amount of it exited by way of our creek. Just a day after I visited its snow-covered banks. The Snows of Yesterweek.

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Landlessons: September 2013

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Sunday, September 15, 2013. Afternoon of the Fauns. Now that we've had the first real hint that summer will be ending, I've been thinking back over this one, and the spring before it, the things I've done here, grown here, seen here. I've been busy doing them, not writing about them, but I thought I'd take a moment now and then to look back, and share those glances here. I have seen the fauns again, on and off, all through the summer, growing nicely - thanks in no small part to the smorgasbord. I am alwa...

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Landlessons: December 2013

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Saturday, December 7, 2013. Is there ice coming? Enough to knock the power out? Won't know until the lights go off - or stay on. But I've made sure there's plenty of water in jugs and bottles. The lamps and flashlights and book lights are all ready. Plenty of food. A big pot of turkey and rice soup taking shape in my mind in preparation for it taking slow shape in my stock pot starting sometime between midnight and dawn. Propane grill ready if needed. The radios have new batteries. But if not -. I've wri...

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Landlessons: May 2013

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Sunday, May 5, 2013. Sunday by the Creek. I spent some time this morning beside the creek that flows so gently through beside this farm. As always, undiminished after nearly eighteen years, this flow captivates and restores me. Saturday, May 4, 2013. Beautiful babies, beautiful mothers, beautiful little farm, all very well cared-for. A good cool Saturday, fifteen degrees or morebelow normal - the temperature sign in town said 50 at noon. Cloudy but dry. Friday, May 3, 2013. Ready For The Cicadas To Sing.

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Landlessons: I'm not the only one interested in blackberries

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Sunday, June 29, 2014. I'm not the only one interested in blackberries. As this little guy proved - or tried to - when I was clearing one of the blackberry patches. Not so little, actually - 27 inches of copperhead wanting nothing more than to be a copperhead. But this one was doing its copperhead thing too close to the house, and so it is now a former copperhead. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The road to the farm. The drive in late January. Subscribe Now: Feed Icon.

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Landlessons: Tis the Season . ..

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Wednesday, February 5, 2014. Tis the Season . . My favorite winter reading. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. The road to the farm. The drive in late January. Subscribe Now: Feed Icon. Subscribe in a reader. Some Snow Dont Want To Go. Where the Snow Goes When It Melts. The Snows of Yesterweek. Tis the Season . . Take A Look At. Jenna Woginrich's Cold Antler Farm.

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Roanoke Writers: Cara Modisett, Keith Ferrell To Open RRWC IV

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Tuesday, May 4, 2010. Cara Modisett, Keith Ferrell To Open RRWC IV. Keith Ferrell (above) and Cara Modisett (below) will open RRWC IV in January. The Roanoke Regional Writers Conference IV, scheduled Jan. 28 and 29 at Hollins University in Roanoke, will kick off on Friday evening with a keynote address by long-time Blue Ridge Country magazine editor Cara Ellen Modisett. Cara moved to Roanoke in 1998 as an intern after graduating summa cum laude from James Madison University with degrees in piano performa...

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Landlessons: September 2012

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Saturday, September 29, 2012. Fall by the calendar for a full week now, but not yet by this farm. Most of the leaves remain on the trees, and most of them remain green. But there are hints by the sides of the road, and before long there will be portents, and not long after that the trees and the weather and the rest of it will know that it is autumn, and none involved will be able to deny it. So much still to do in preparation but in other ways I am ready, and have been. Friday, September 28, 2012. But w...

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