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New SoundCloud Tracks
Flamenca Duente-Maria Benitez
Roadwork In The Boneyard
Bucking Horse Moon
Christmas Wish Triptych
Russia Tour
Cowboy Confessional
Chordwood
Hard Traveling
Labor Day
Stephen Bodio Review
Amazon 51 Ranking
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Montana Quarterly, Fall 2010
Delia ‘Dee’ Zarzyski eulogy
Delia 'Dee' Zarzyski obituary
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Rocky Mountain Front Country, with 2 most important possessions —Smith-Corona typewriter and rodeo riggin’ bag. (Photo by Kent Reeves)
fresh entries in varied formats
Formerly known as Olio-’n’-Pastiche: As defined by my threadbare, dog-eared, Elmer’s-Glued-’n’-duct-taped-together vintage Random (Bunk) House Dictionary, olio is a dish of many ingredients, a medley or potpourri, as of musical or literary selections; miscellany. And pastiche is a
literary, musical, or artistic piece consisting wholly or chiefly of
motifs or techniques borrowed from one or more sources. In a word,
we’re talking—loosely—hodgepodge. Or slumgullion—or, in old-time
cowpuncher lingo, sonofabitch stew (okay, two words), which means
everything tossed into the pot but the
horns, the hair, and the holler. Yup, you got it: anything goes, in this web—photographs, notebook scratchings, news flashes, clippings-’n’-cloppings, refrigerator magnet snapshots, poem drafts, snippets of wisdom, rants & raves, musings, music, song lyrics, flotsom-’n’-jetsom-’n’-fodder-for-thought.
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