Esther Krinitz: A guy I used to work with, Mark, went to my storytelling show for rubber ducky day. He sent me a very nice email afterwards and mentioned an upcoming lecture being livestreamed by the American Visionary Art Museum about The Art and Story of Esther Nisenthol Krinitz. Krinitz was a Holocaust survivor who created fiber art pictures ( ( Read more... )

I am very far behind on things, but here’s a bit of a catch-up. My trip to Tucson this past weekend will get its own post.

First, a reminder from the Shameless Self-Promotion Department. You can get tickets to the on-line Fractured Fairy Tales show I am part of tomorrow night at the Better Said Than Done website until February 12th and will get ( Read more... )

I have, as usual, been busy. I don’t really know how not to be.

Celebrity Death Watch: Howard Hesseman was an actor, most famous for playing Dr. Johnny Fever on WKRP in Cincinnati. Art Cooley co-founded the Environmental Defense Fund. Jeff Innes pitched for the New York Mets. Norma Waterson sang folk music with her family. Robin Herman was ( Read more... )