in theory . . . .

Posted by Quixie at 9:15 PM

I was having lunch recently with a fellow musician friend. At one point he told me that he was considering going back to school to study mus...

lentils

Posted by Quixie at 1:47 PM

A gentleman rode in his carriage toward the palace one day. A little past halfway in his journey he came upon a river and decided to quench ...

blacksheep choir - water music

Posted by Quixie at 8:38 PM

For archival purposes, here are the liner note credits to the unreleased blacksheep choir recording. blacksheep choir : theo belledin -...

Robert Bly at Changing Hands

Posted by Quixie at 8:49 AM

Yesterday I went to go hear Robert Bly read from two of his recent volumes, one an anthology of his translations ( The Winged Energy of Deli...

¿what's in a name? (a modest proposal)

Posted by Quixie at 10:25 AM

I've never seen the Survivor show but I'm a sucker for trivia games so I'm taking part in an online version of it in CC2. The ve...

the artist and the word

Posted by Quixie at 5:56 PM

. . . . . . . (or why I love the innocence mission) Let me first say that I can't stand "christian" music. It makes me wince. ...

Un Chien Andalou & L'Age d'Or

Posted by Quixie at 10:56 AM

These two films will be shown in anticipation of the "Surrealism U.S.A." exhibition. This introduction to surrealist film begins w...

lament

Posted by Quixie at 4:48 AM

I managed to somehow pick up a nasty virus which caused my computer to crash, forcing me to reformat the main drive and thus lose everything...

symposium ruminations

Posted by Quixie at 1:22 AM

Yesterday I attended a public symposium on religion, science, technology, and law that was held at ASU' s Tempe campus. It was sponsored...

John Dominic Crossan to speak in Phoenix!

Posted by Quixie at 11:43 AM

On the weekend of the 27th of February, John Dominic Crossan, eminent New Testament scholar, will give a series of lectures at the Epicopali...

Commencement

Posted by Quixie at 4:38 PM

Hello. . . . the mere sketch of a starving artist in the early twenti-first century. I don't know the first thing about blogging; th...