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Dad. IB history teacher. dog walker.
The clips on here are from a while ago. What I write now are short stories and novellas that are a blend of fiction and non-fiction. After a couple years of writing a collection of them I am sending them out to publishers this summer!
The limit on this website is 9 "clips" and almost all the ones I uploaded are via PDF, which only open on computers, or at least not on iPhones.
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It's 9:00 on a cool September morning in 1922. The sharpness of the high-altitude sun summons the redness of the mesas as D.H. Lawrence travels to Santa Fe, a small adobe town in the distance enshrouded by mountains.
The low red lights of the Palace Restaurant and Saloon recall its Wild West days as La Dona Tules's infamous gambling house.
Dominic Smith’s historical-fiction meets mystery novel, The Last Painting of Sara de Vos, recently won Amazon’s best book of the month. His Sara de Vos is a fictional artist, inspired by the lives and paintings of Sara van Baalbergen and Judith Leyster, the first two women painters to be admitted to a Guild of St. Luke in the Netherlands. Setting out to fill in the “gaps and silences of art history,” Smith uses
"THE MUSIC HELPS TO PROVIDE a rhythm for each composition," says local artist Mike Namigha of his new collection. "In each one I thought of the abstract expressionists, how they could attack a canvas - and that's what I wanted to do, only with a camera and using light as my brush."
Galloway's photographs reflect the timelessness of the gifts around us - the beautiful nature that will exist long after the churning wheel of ages has passed us by. Originally from the bucolic hills of Arkansas...
The 20 photographs exhibiting in Soft each create their own poetic evocation of this theme with images ranging from abstracts to portraits. It's their use of gentle light, such as Mark Berndt's implementation of light bouncing off glass, or Dianne Duenzl's ability to capture affection, that reflect the quite moments often lost in the loud noise.
For three days in July, folk artists from around the world assemble on Museum Hill, where they display their artwork for 20,000 visitors and shoppers.
THE UNITED STATES' OLDEST CAPITAL CITY, Santa Fe is considered one of the most beautiful and historic places in the country. It also offers the opportunity to own historic properties, from old Spanish forts and Territorial-style homes of renowned artists and writers to old adobe ranch dwellings.