On Being a Skywriter

Two books mean so much to my artistic nature: "Museum Without Walls," by Andre Malraux, and Marshall McLuhan's,  "The Gutenberg Galaxy."

The magazine I favor most is, "Wired."

I laugh to think what Leonardo would do, today?

I read real books,  have way too many to store, and I read many books on my Kindle or I Pad. The rest of my time I am either out looking for things worth seeing or drawing or painting or doing digital.

Oh yes, I write stupid stories and print them out, cut them into strips in my pasta machine, arrange the strips to please me, photograph them, change things, layer things, etc.

I most enjoy Mark Strand's poetry, Leonard Cohen's music (what a genius he was), Yoko Ono and Laurie Anderson are my favorite women.

I wish I lived in Africa when an air plane was a new thing. Being a skywriter would be the only job I would ever have.

I love why Mark Strand used the form of poetry prose, because he was unsure. Or prose/poetry?

I am very sure that I am unsure of many ideas.