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Dec

Coming in for a landing

   Posted by: Kathe   in Performance

The book – the books, really, parts one and two, are now making their final approach. This entire holiday season is kind of a tinsel-y background blur, because here, from the desk, all I can see are the puppets . . . And if I’ve done my job well, then you, dear reader, won’t see the strings at all.

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4 comments so far

Clive Hicks-Jenkins
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Interesting Kathe that we’re both coming in for a Christmas landing on our individual projects. You on UtP parts one and two, now gloriously united in one weighty tome, and me on the illustrations for Peter Shaffer’s Equus. Mine (in contrast to your lengthier effort) has been an exhilarating sprint, though with emotions ranging from joy to occasional Stygian pits of despair. No doubt you too have experienced a few of those giddying bi-polar swings which are the legacy of all creative people during the processes of ‘making’. ‘No gain without the pain’, to quote the trite. (Sorry, I’m feeling giddy and silly and incoherent with relief!) I deliver to the Old Stile Press tomorrow (oh the sweet, blessed relief) and then we’re away to the Dordogne for our Christmas festivities. Have a great holiday. Love and hugs from Clive and Peter and Jack!

December 19th, 2008 at 11:47 pm
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All the same to the three of you, with an extra woof to Jack!. . . It’s definitely been a treat – a bipolar treat, as you say, but hey, no highs without the lows – to share the road alongside you, Clive. I can’t wait to see the finished “Equus” – all I’ve seen so far makes me know it will be well worth the wait.

December 20th, 2008 at 8:52 am
Cary Brown
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I wasn’t sure where to post this, so going back a bit in time:
Just finished the manuscript for The Garden Path, and oh my! Kathe, it may be my favorite novel of yours, period. It is even better than Under The Poppy, or should I say, it is so additive to it, it so fully realizes these characters, these plots, this world, that I can’t imagine UtP now without TGP. To quote Lilly and the Purple Plastic Purse (one of Donovan’s current faves): “Just…wow.”

February 19th, 2009 at 10:02 am
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Hearing that you can’t imagine the first, now, without the second – that’s the sweetest praise of all, Cary. I’m beyond pleased.

February 20th, 2009 at 12:37 pm

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