In the middle of a voluntary relocation from one house to another house, I find myself thinking of Jane Unrue's The House, that resonant wonder of a book put out by Burning Deck some years ago. We are fortunate enough to have a signed copy in our possession. I look forward to taking it off the shelf in this house and transporting it to the new house, where, amidst the mess of boxes, I will drink a beer and read a few pages of it aloud.
Tuesday, April 25, 2006
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