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moonshine ink, february edition
It’s Moonshine time! I love it when my column gets inked every month… just seeing on the page is exciting, but especially when it’s chosen to be in color. My interview with photographer Ryan Salm got two full-color pages (pg 54–55), so be sure to check it out. You can see even more of his [...]
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it’s here
Very excited to find a package in my mail this week from UNR’s Center for Basque Studies as it contained the book my proofreading eyes slaved over this fall. Hooray for the first book under my belt!
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Late 2009 brought a few assignments from Western Art & Architecture and I’m happy to say the issue is finally in my hands… nothing better than seeing your work laid out on glossy pages.
In their Winter/Spring issue, I go behind the scenes with sculptor and world-renowned taxidermist Michael Boyce of Animal Artistry to visit his [...]
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moonshine ink, january edition
The latest Moonshine Ink is out, featuring my DiStill Life art column on Raphael and Rembrandt visiting the Nevada Museum of Art as well as my handiwork editing the Wellness & Learning section.
Check it out on stands around the lake… lotsa good stuff in this one!
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tahoe quarterly winter issue
The latest Tahoe Quarterly is all glossed up and getting out on the streets.
In this issue, I cover the latest local avalanche technology (Squaw follows Mt. Rose in bringing in an avalauncher) and South Shore oil painter Kit Night, who was a delight to meet and such a talented and beautiful person. Check out these behind-the-scenes [...]
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moonshine ink, december edition
Very excited for this month’s Moonshine Ink (on stands today) as I profile oil painter Brooke Bishop in my DiStill Life column. As you can see, her work is extraordinary… layers, textures, color, the whole shebang. Check out her work in person on the 18th, when Spirit Gallery in Truckee hosts an opening reception for [...]
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Snow has fallen, the ski resorts are open (some of them at least) and the winter crowds are due to arrive any day… my latest handiwork in print form, the Lake Tahoe Traveler visitors’ guide, has hit the streets just in time for it all. Pick up one for free around the lake!
My stories include: [...]
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a friend indeed
Another month, another Moonshine. Yep, it’s time to check out my latest DiStill Life column in Moonshine Ink. While I try to put a personal touch on everything I write—by attending the art opening, taking the art class or simply covering an artist whose work I am really in to—this month’s musing on the North [...]
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moonshine ink, october edition
If you haven’t picked up the latest Moonshine Ink, it would behoove you to do so RIGHT NOW!
It’s a great issue packed with goodies like the feature interview with adventurer Doug Stoup, info on local ski swaps and my DiStill Life column on the talented artist Douglas E. Taylor, owner of Vista Gallery (page 61).
Due [...]
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bound printed matter
I’m super pumped to announce that I’ve finished proofreading a book for UNR’s Center for Basque Studies—the first such task in my editing career to date.
The book, Alejandro Aldekoa (1920–96): Master of Pipe and Tabor Dance Music in the Basque Country, written by a Basque ethnomusicologist, covers the life and music of Alejandro Aldekoa, from [...]
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