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By: Erik Brooks,
on 9/14/2012
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OK. So between the day that I drew this and the day of this post, we've gone from wintery feeling nights to smoke-filled, warmer-than-normal afternoons... It was timely when it hit the page (and it's still kind of chilly at night if I actually wanted to open my smoke deterring windows). I swear!
By: Erik Brooks,
on 8/15/2012
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Running in the woods last week -- in the heat of the day no less -- I was frankly shocked to cross paths with so many rabbits, squirrels, chipmunks (even a black bear) etc. at various trail junctures. Apparently, the summer "crush" of traffic extends beyond downtown Winthrop!
By: Erik Brooks,
on 8/8/2012
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Mega-commercialism and the Olympics. Hand-in-hand since 1984 -- or at least that's when I'm led to believe that somebody REALLY started cashing in :) When you might be crossing a line by displaying the Olympic rings (freshly made no less) in your bakery window or other such grass roots celebratory efforts, then things have probably gone too far.
And please stop showing the professional athlete "Olympic Dream" commercials. THAT is never the story here people!
By: Erik Brooks,
on 7/16/2012
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Mazama's first annual Mazama Book Festival continues to make news with recent mentions in The Seattle Times, Publisher's Weekly, and the LA Times.
On Sunday, August 19th I'll be sitting down with veteran public radio host Katherine Lanpher to talk children's books and book illustration in this fabulous mountain setting that I call home.
Methow Arts has the most current schedule and I will post additional news as I have it as well. Until then, happy summer!
By: Jessica Burkhart,
on 5/6/2012
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By: Erik Brooks,
on 8/8/2012
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And please stop showing the professional athlete "Olympic Dream" commercials. THAT is never the story here people!
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By: Erik Brooks,
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Mazama's first annual Mazama Book Festival continues to make news with recent mentions in The Seattle Times, Publisher's Weekly, and the LA Times.
On Sunday, August 19th I'll be sitting down with veteran public radio host Katherine Lanpher to talk children's books and book illustration in this fabulous mountain setting that I call home.
Methow Arts has the most current schedule and I will post additional news as I have it as well. Until then, happy summer!
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By: Jessica Burkhart,
on 5/6/2012
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Man, 7 weeks is a LONG time to be away from home! It's been taking some serious adjusting to get into a routine that doesn't revolve around crazy hospital schedules. I slept until almost 4 today and gave myself the weekend off, except for copy edits, since K and I just got back mid-week. *ignores giant suitcases that need unpacking*
I'm starting MASQUERADE tomorrow and am SO excited about it. K and I outlined most of it in Minnesota and it might be my fave LT book to date. It's going to be soooo fun to write! I want to share the cliffhanger with Team Canterwood right now, LOL, because it's killing me!
MASQUERADE is due next month (!) so the blog might be a little quiet until it's turned in. But I'll be on Twitter and reading your comments to see what everyone's up to.
When do you guys get out of school for the summer? Any summer plans? Share! :)
xoxo
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Crazy. Did you really get in trouble? Love the Olympics but I hear you...
Not to worry Craig. I was simply stretching the truth based on a comment from a former editor at the Methow Valley News. I WISH that folks at large were reading this enough to rifle someones feather's... but sadly 'tis not the case.
The bakery reference is true though :) Congrats on the recent picture/trade book news!