Wandering through iPhoto land now—approximately 12,000 images covering 2006 through 2010, with a few scans of photos from the 1970s and 1980s.
There was a slight hiccup to deal with first: i.e., accessing my old iPhoto libraries. Continue reading
Wandering through iPhoto land now—approximately 12,000 images covering 2006 through 2010, with a few scans of photos from the 1970s and 1980s.
There was a slight hiccup to deal with first: i.e., accessing my old iPhoto libraries. Continue reading
Available now for listening/purchase on bandcamp.
Also available for listening on SoundCloud:
https://soundcloud.com/kevinjoconner/looking-glass-chamber
(11 April 2016)
Looking through old photos is a strange process, a weird mix of surprise and nostalgia. The photos I have accumulated on my computer cover a difficult part of my life; even after deleting a number of photos, I still manage to come across an image here or there that I overlooked, or that reminds me of something I’d prefer to forget. At the same time, I’m also reminded of my willingness to experiment with the medium—my Views from a Parked Car series comes to mind—and that I’d like to publish a photo book some day.
Anyway… Continue reading
The entry period runs from now through the 30th. https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/show/181735
(8 April 2016)
I will be giving away three signed copies—each with a unique coffee-cup ring on the signature page—of Coffee Stains via Goodreads. The entry period runs from tomorrow, April 8th, through April 30th. (Open to U.S. residents only, unfortunately, because international shipping costs would be outrageous.) For more information, or to enter, go here.
(7 April 2016)
Yesterday was day 4 of finding possible photos to go with the poems that will comprise the next book. I now have the Delicates and Do-overs sections left to go, and then I can move on to my iPhoto libraries. Continue reading
So, I just finished watching The Big Short. Holy crap. I mean, I worked in real estate escrow for nearly five years, so I knew that a lot of people were being suckered into dodgy loans—but the extent of the bullshit that went on around the whole mortgage business is astounding. (And those two mortgage broker guys who end up at the same job fair at the end? I encountered women who were like that as well.) Continue reading
The second day of picking possible images for the poems in the new book seemed to much slower—I got part of the way through the Oddities section before calling it a day after less than twenty poems and three hours. Continue reading
Technically, I have been easing my way into this book for the last couple of weeks, but today marks my first full day of actively working on it. So, what have I done with it? Continue reading
With the end of March comes the start of April—and, with the start of April, National Poetry Writing Month, a/k/a NaPoWriMo. Accordingly, this seems as good a time as any for an update… Continue reading