Thursday, July 28, 2011
Like People You See in a Dream: An Excerpt from Miraculous Air About San Ignacio
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The latest podcast is live : my reading of an excerpt from Miraculous Air: Journey of a Thousand Miles through Baja California, the Other Me...
Mexico City Melissa Garden and Las Azoteas de la Ciudad de México
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It's the rainy season; almost every afternoon we get drenched. In the sunny mornings, the bees have been happily sipping at the lavende...
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
The Emperor's Little Pears
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Over at my other blog, Maximilian ~ Carlota , where I share research on Mexico's Second Empire, the tumultuous period also known as the ...
Monday, July 25, 2011
Niño Fidencio: De Roma a Espinazo
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As part of my research for the introduction to my translation of Francisco I. Madero's Spiritist Manual (forthcoming this November), I...
Interview by Jada Bradley for InReads.com
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... in which I talk about Dancing Chiva and bringing some of my books into digital editions. Read the interview here . More interviews about...
First Newsletter Out via MailChimp
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Mailchimp seems to be a very popular e-mail newsletter service, and I can see why. It's playful, easy to use, and inexpensive, in fact,...
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Guest-Blogger Eric D. Goodman 5 Train Stories Worth Riding
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Guest-blogging this Wednesday is my fellow Maryland Writers Association member Eric D. Goodman , who has a new book out, Tracks: A Novel in...
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Dancing Chiva's Maximiliana, Richard Salvucci on How Google Disprespected Mexican History, and Catherine Clinton on Mary Chesnut
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UPDATE over at my other blog, Maximilian ~ Carlota , where I share my research on Mexico's Second Empire / French Intervention of the 18...
Monday, July 18, 2011
Podcasts for Writers
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My podcasts for writers are now on their own reorganized webpage here . Download them for free on podomatic or itunes. No workshop this summ...
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
How Google Disrespected Mexican History
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Just out: a profoundly important article by historian Richard J. Salvucci, about what happened to one of the priceless treasures of Mexican...
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