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"Froggy Pumpkin Is As FroggyPumpkin Does:" Featuring: Short fictions, Politics, Theater, Recipes, Drive-by-Photos, Tangential Motifs, Phantom Ribaldry, Architecture, Manners, Stretch Drives, Liars Poker, Violets , Black Marias |
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A couple of decades ago, conceptual and visual artist Renee Nahum made music using palm trees as notes. Her piece eventually was broadcast, repeatedly, over the local airwaves by a then-venerated news lite show, ‘Eye on L.A.’ -- so that Just as the mind gets stripped clean under perfect circumstances, so, too, this street, the day after Halloween eve. But nothing happens overnight. So early that morning, with tricks and treats trumped by sunlight shooting up and down, the creatures By: Diego Carrasco This is the first in a series of interviews of ex-ballet dancers. Peter Schetter is 47 years old and lives in Ellisville, WI., about a thirty minute drive east of Green Bay, not far from where he grew up. He works Froggypumpkin called the phone number that's visible on the car sign, and we left a message: George Derby was kind enough to return our call and chat with us. His voice was almost jovial but understated, yet he carefully emphasized certain words. Reggie the Snake REGGIE THE SNAKE: |  ART Palm Tree MusicA couple of decades ago, conceptual and visual artist Renee Nahum made music using palm trees as notes. Her piece eventually was broadcast, repeatedly, over the local airwaves by a then-venerated news lite show, ‘Eye on L.A.’ -- so that ... |
She worked for Edward R. Murrow...when the news spoke the truth. Nowadays she lives in South Carolina, and she has long gone by her married name of Nancy Neuman. But when she was a little child growing up as a first generation American in an College football, a game this time of mostly yellows and greens; some red in the stands. The referees are bugs in the air. The USC Trojans, kings of college football, will murder lowly Stanford. An immediately unstoppable march. Time rushes be TAMALES: Mama’s Hot Tamales Cafe has quickly gained renown for its assortment of delicious tamales and other fine food. Here’s a recipe they were kind enough to share with us.
Is he a member of the world’s greatest rock band – or an exquisite painter of livestock and other worldly (and otherworldly) matters? Is he Rico Bell – or Eric Bellis? Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Eric Bellis meets us outside his home.* E |
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