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As a Category, “Everything and Nothing” is roughly equivalent to “Marginalia,” but with an added bonus: it’s the name of a book written by Ross Freeman, the hero of my unpublished novel, The Smiling Eyes of Children.

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Small Flat Stone, Handpainted

A confident, nattily-dressed frog smoking a fat cigar, by Glen Ragsdale (1955-1974). Title: “Billy.” Signed by the artist. On granite, about half an inch thick, worn smooth by the Kings River in California.

Signature For The Old Language — 2013

Drawing for the New Revised Edition.
Stories, Poems, and Memoir in Armenian Translation.

that which is left unsaid

From Primitive: Selected Drawings in Pixel, Pencil & Pen 2010