Archive for March, 2007
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Where is Southern Star?
Sitting in my room at the Hilton Garden Inn on Chestnut Street in downtown (uptown?) Chattanooga, doing email – kind of, as the Complimentary High Speed Internet Access goes in and out and becomes The Highly Infrequent and Often Inconvenient Internet Belch, and then the hotel-provided ethernet cable gets stuck in my laptop’s port because [...]
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The Thousand-Yard Stare
Rising at 4:30 a.m. to get the plane back to Boston was not difficult. I went to bed at eight after reading Les Mis for half an hour and told myself it really was 11 p.m., as I had had less than 36 hours to adjust to the time difference between Massachusetts and California. And [...]
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Coming Spring 2007
LULLABYE
Memories, Madness, and Midnight Snacks
A collection of essays by Howard Freeman. To get on the mailing list for a pre-publication offer, send your email address to lullaby.book@gmail.com.
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