Writing by Kihm Winship, gathered here and grateful for any pleasure it might bring to the reader. If you'd like an intro, it's down the page.
What's new? A bone to pick, Chess in Skaneateles, a piece about a dog named Bailey at Silver Bay, an ode to business travel.
Shortcuts to the blogs: Read, Seen, Heard, Art & Memory at St. James', Silver Bay and Post Office Postcards.
Updated August 20, 2008
More of an Intro I have always loved to write letters. The computer enabled me to send the same letter to more than one person, and in 1997, I formalized the group nature of my letters with the salutation "Faithful Readers." I'd lost the personal nature of my correspondence, but found a way to share with more people. And it's a pleasure when others enjoy what comes of it.
If you'd like more of an "about the author" thing, here that is, too. For comments, visit "When Readers Write." I do welcome your comments at ggghostie@earthlink.net. Thank you for visiting.
"A bird does not sing because he has an answer. He sings because he has a song." -- Joan Walsh Anglund
"A lie is the worst thing in the world. Art is the ability to tell the truth, especially about oneself." -- Richard Pryor
"As the U.S. Supreme Court held in New York Times Co., Inc. v. Tasini, displaying a work in cyberspace is a publication for purposes of copyright law. Thus, the simplest method by which unpublished works can be protected for the extended period is to have those works displayed on the Web." -- Leonard D. DuBoff in "Publish or Perish," Communication Arts, September 2002
© 2007 by Kihm Winship - Illustration by Rick Geary