Just started "Bright Moments" the life & legacy of Rahsaan Roland Kirk.
He was an amazing musician. I saw him many times, got to talk with him a bit. He played 3 saxes at once while 'spherical' breathing, played flute and other instruments too; in fact, Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull was a complete Rahsaan rip-off. If interested, one of Rahsaan's best recordings as a sample is his live rendition of "If I Loved You" off the "Bright Moments" recording...

Currently reading "Bradbury Stories" and suprised at the number of ones I'd never seen before. Next up is "The Story of Edgar Sawtelle"
Had good reviews, so I'm optimistic.

My Copy of The New Bradbury Review arrived yesterday.

I'm about half way done and the descriptive word that comes to mind is BRILLIANT.

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Originally posted by jkt:
My Copy of The New Bradbury Review arrived yesterday.

Got mine today.

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Originally posted by Doug Spaulding:

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Originally posted by jkt:
My Copy of The New Bradbury Review arrived yesterday.

Got mine today.

Here is a photo of Mr. B seeing the finished book for the first time. He was pleased!

Well, you're just full of photos today!

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Originally posted by jkt:
...Here is a photo of Mr. B seeing the finished book for the first time. He was pleased!...

That's a relief! (He said, speaking as a contributor to the book...)

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Originally posted by Doug Spaulding:
Well, you're just full of photos today!

I agree that I am full of something.

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Originally posted by jkt:
...Here is a photo of Mr. B seeing the finished book for the first time. He was pleased!...

That's a relief! (He said, speaking as a contributor to the book...)

And I told Mr. B that you are his biggest UK fan.

Currently reading Hamlet with Lit 12 classes.

This - made me ponder how Sir William could have had the answer over 400yrs. ago, and yet the economic geniuses of the world remain clueless. Not to mention those coin-changers wearing their fine Wall Street CEO ~ Glad-handing Political suits:

"Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy,
But not expressed in fancy (rich, not gaudy),
For the apparel oft proclaims the man,
And they in France of the best rank and sation
Are of a most select and generous chief in that.
Neither a borrower not a lender be,
Foar loan oft loses both itself and friend,
And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry.
This above all: to thine own self be true,
And it must follow, as the night the day,
Thou canst not then be false to any man."

-Polonius speaking advice to his son Laertes
I, iii, 76-86

(Me thinks we all could use some sound, sane sagery for such sullen days!)

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...And I told Mr. B that you are his biggest UK fan...

Well I have put on a few pounds since I met you and Ray in May...

Currently Breakfast Of Champions, Vonnegut.

Summer Morning, Summer Night. It is so nice to be able to visit Green Town, one more time.

No sooner than I posted SMSN, which I'm almost fisnished with than the postman brought me Backup by Jim Butcher from Sub Press.

Good old postman.