Monday, November 1, 2010

+issue forty-seven+


I am honored to join a group of such talented and creative individuals.

30 comments:

  1. Really lovely, Denise. Plus I got to know a little more about you. Thanks for sharing this.

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  2. wow.
    going there right now.
    how exciting.

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  3. I was so happy to see you were the next installment for joy + ride. Wonderful words and photos.

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  4. kate, Thank you. I was really happy to have been asked to contribute.

    Lecia, So good to know. Thank you.

    RW, Hope you enjoyed it. If you have a little free time, there have been many interesting creative minds featured --forty-six issues before mine. The site is filled with inspiration.

    alexandria, Thanks. I am so happy to be a part of it all.

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  5. I enjoyed that, Denise, though you're still a mysterious person after I've read quite a bit about you. You always come across to me as a sparse and perceptive person (sparse as in unfluffy), wise and sure. I'd caption a photo of you 'the enigmatic knitter'.

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  6. I love reading your words...feel as if transported to a different place. You make it all come alive.

    ...and when are we expecting your first novel to be published?

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  7. I'm going to check out the new issue right away, but first I wanted to ask you about the picture on this post - it's very intriguing. Care to tell us more?

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  8. Please stay under your bed until all souls day is over. The cat is still prowling around outside.

    I so enjoyed taking a joy ride with you.

    xo Jane

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  9. Congrats Denise! I love the "Behind the Bakery" piece. Thanks for sharing about the VeryShortStory too! What a fun little find.

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  10. mise, I like perceptive. I like unfluffy. Wise and sure, both lovely! And 'the enigmatic knitter'... You crack me up!

    Char, Thank you.

    Camilla, First novel? Hmmm. Working on it.

    Mary-Laure, The photograph was made in Connecticut, in my mother-in-law's den. I believe she told me the 'bust' you see is the former head of a large doll. She might have also mentioned it being from England. I'd like to know more about it too. It is pretty intriguing. It captured my attention the moment I saw it (her).

    flwrjane, No... Okay, but do you think you could bring me a cookie and a glass of milk?

    Maria, Thank you.

    annette, Behind the Bakery does seem to be the favorite. VeryShortStory is pretty fun. I love the story about the burnt sausage and the one about the girl refusing to walk down the runway. There are so many I like.

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  11. Well you know you're amazingly talented yourself so congrats! I've left another comment on the site but this really touched me and now I can't get the stories or photos out of my head. It's a pity we don't live closer; I feel we'd have a lot to talk about.

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  12. I like them all but particularly "Nothing stays the same." A nostalgic but also crystal clear, uncluttered memory. "Macchiato." Love it. And the interview was perfect. Congratulations!

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  13. What a lovely site and a beautiful way to share *you*. Loved every word and image.

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  14. i look forward to each issue--how great that you were featured!

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  15. Congratulations to you. I am so excited to see that you are featured. Will duck across and explore.

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  16. huge congratulations denise! fabulous! i've had a block for sooooo long...send some clarity this way, would ya?

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  17. Congratulations and well deserved! Your stories are so powerful and always make me feel as if I'm right there in the moment with you. The mark of a great author.

    I also enjoyed learning a bit more about you...thanks for pointing up to the issue.

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  18. that´s so nice! congratulations! sounds like a great group of people!

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  19. Lovely. Congratulations on being included.

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  20. Congratulations, Denise, on an honor well deserved.

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  21. Thanks so much, everyone!

    Vanessa, I appreciate your confidence in my confidence. I'd love to chat with you in person. I know I'd learn a lot from you.

    Lauren, Thanks. Dad was so funny that day. I wish I had it recorded.

    Melissa, I've sent it. Have you received it yet? Check that porch with the free stuff ;)

    Rachel, Thank you for such a kind complement.

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  22. beautiful - i always enjoy your writing, it was so nice to read a bit more about what inspires you. I like the first of your 'three constants', especially to 'capture a fragment of memory'.
    ps: I like your new profile image too :)

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  23. Annie, Thank you for such a kind note. Memory has always been an important thing in my life. Chris took my profile picture, not knowing it would be my profile picture. I thought it was time for a change.

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  24. Oh yay! Must check it out...love them!

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