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Category Archives: Dick’s Posts
Dying is Easy . . .
Shameless Commerce Division As many of you know, Islandport Press will publish the second in the Ardmore Theberge series Hard as a Headstone in September. Here is the cover. The web page for the book is here, if you’d like … Continue reading
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Look at Your Fish
Thanks for the good wishes and other support for my current recovery—knee rehab is going well, if slowly, and I have an excellent pile of books to keep me company. I’m also reading a posthumous collection of short pieces by … Continue reading
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Talking Voice
As much as I love the rest of the holiday trappings—the tree, the weather, the roast beast—I might love the music more than any of them. I don’t practice the religious tradition I was brought up in, but you never … Continue reading
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Intro, Extro, Otro
Recently attended the annual Crime Bake in Boston and outside of the suspicion that the hotel where it was held only exists for laundering money—rugs held together with duct tape, both freezing and boiling meeting rooms, a restaurant without enough … Continue reading
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T[FD]I August
Thank [insert FAVORITE DEITY here] it’s August, OK? Though by the time you see this, it will be late in the month and your chance to wish me a happy birthday will have gone by. But—August: corn, blueberries, peaches, … Continue reading
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Late Blooming
It’s probably not an exaggeration to call myself a late bloomer. My late August birthday barely got me into first grade at the right time. My social skills didn’t start to expand until I got to college. It took five … Continue reading
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Gratitude
We creative types like to think of ourselves as rugged individualists, wresting our work and what success we can find out of an unforgiving world by the strength of our sinews and the pureness of our hearts, when the truth … Continue reading
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Crime and Karma
On July 17, 2023, my morning coffee was interrupted with the sound of chainsaws twenty five feet from my bedroom window. Outside the window I saw a squad of five men on the side of the hill above our house, … Continue reading
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Because Baseball is Only 51 Days Away
No deep thinking this month–here’s a little baseball story you might enjoy . . The Nuns’ Day Hit “Seems like the shit never ends,” Burton said, refolding the Globe. “What’s that?” Elder polished the rocks glasses, the ones Burton knew … Continue reading
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Help . . .
OK, we’ve had some time to digest the fact that half the country doesn’t care about a President-elect’s sexual rapacity, his kooky economic ideas, his gibbering speech style, his racism and misogyny, and the likelihood he’s kissing up to one … Continue reading
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