Finn & Archie & Teddy & Matty, or “Heart of the Beast,” “The Invite,” “Digger,” Along with Something Zaha Hadid Once Said and Anne Carson Once Wrote

EMMA THOMPSON

A GALLERY OF MY LIFE IN TANGIER

Holding Duality in the Same Space

The Cat Days of Autumn, The Prophet Mohammad, Some Time in Tarifa, Then Back to Tangier

JUDY, JUDY, JUDY ... (And a One-Act Play by Jon Robin Baitz)

Galliano, Wintour, and The Before Times

A GALLERY OF MY LIFE IN TANGIER WITH A BYPATH BACK THROUGH PTOWN

A Profile of Photographer Greg Gorman

Matisse, Mawlid, and Missing My-Lord Miss Dolly

A Roundabout Way to Get to Richard Burton ... and a Shorter Distance to a Trio of Others

Reading the Koran in a Dental Office, Knocking Neo-Segregationists, Acknowledging the Mystical Pull of Sufism, Celebrating an Anniversary, and Recording a Recitation of Tennyson’s “Ulysses”

A GALLERY OF MY LIFE IN TANGIER

Happy Birthday to Herman Melville and Two Others on this First Day of August

A GALLERY OF MY LIFE IN TANGIER

A CONVERSATION WITH KATHRYN GRODY

THREE FEMALE SANTA FE SCULPTORS

TANGIER and PROVINCETOWN

Passports, Platner, and Appropriation - or, Reconnecting with "The Angel" and Dealing (in the Maine) with Other People's Demons While Denying One's Own

My Last June Days in Provincetown and My First Few July Ones in Tangier

Theatre and Poets and America

Michelle and Michel and Michelle

A Gallery of My Life These First Few Days in Provincetown

David Hockney Said That If You See the World That Way, Then You Feel Quite Alive; Dear David Lived a Quite-Alive Life. I Loved the Guy.

A Gallery of My Life in NYC the Last Ten Days

Walt "Clyde" Frazier - And How Basketball Ties In to the 1973 Oscars and the 1973 Tonys, The Year which Was the Last Time the Knicks Won a Championship. Because ... You Know ... Everything Connects.

Another One-Off Missive, This One about My Travel Day from Hell with Some Messages from Heaven or Wherever They Come From to Remind Me That Everything Connects

May, June, July

Bauhaus, Hujar, Newton, AirBnb, A Singing Circle, and a Seven-Year-Old Boy's First Ballet

A GALLERY OF MY LIFE IN BERLIN & LEIPZIG

First an Explanation, Then a Profile of the British/Greek Photographer Platon and a Gallery of Some of His Work

R.I.P. REX

A GALLERY OF MY LIFE IN BERLIN

Marlene Dietrich, King Charles, the Met Gala, "Der Teufel trägt Prada," the Racist Sophistry of John Roberts, and the Rise of America's Version of Fascism,

A Gallery of My Life in Berlin

Remembering Baselitz & Isherwood & Brecht. Acknowledging May Day. And Listening to Don Bachardy.

A Gallery of My Life in Berlin

MTT (RIP) ... John Waters Turned 80 Years Old on the Day that Michael Tilson Thomas Died

SPECIAL EDITION: A Visit with David Soares, Berlin's Rudolf in Its "Nureyev." The Sold-Out Staatsballett Hit of the Putin-Banned Bolshoi Production Has Made Soares the City's Newest Star

A Gallery of My Life in Berlin and Potsdam

Harry and Frederick and Eudora and Frederick and William and Frederick and Frederick and Merle

A GALLERY OF MY LIFE IN BERLIN

Nodding off at "Nurejew," Wondering WTF at "Was ihr wolf," Marveling at Charlie Chaplin, Getting a Pronoun Right, Meeting a Woman Named Esther, and Rounding a Corner to What Awaited Me

When in Berlin ...

A Gallery of my Life in Berlin

With a Postscript from London

With a Postscript from London

A GALLERY OF MY LIFE IN LONDON - AND HOW THE ONLY WAY I COULD FIND TO MOVE FORWARD WAS FIRST TO FIND MY WAY TOWARD FORGIVENESS

THE UNEXPECTED CURVE BALL I ENCOUNTERED AT THE US EMBASSY, THREE SHOWS FROM AMERICA THAT MADE ME HOMESICK FOR HOPE BUT NOT FOR IT, AND YET AGAIN SOMETHING ELSE UNEXPECTED: KINDNESS

A Police Report, An Emergency Appointment at the US Embassy, and the Kindness that Overwhelmed the Cruelty that had Overwhelmed Me