Bibliophilia

I never understood the words to MacArthur Park , they seemed so silly as to be unbelievable, surely I was mishearing: Someone left the cake ...

I am making a piece called Charnal Grounds , a sort of mixed media thing which is almost finished except for the printed text. For the text...

Earlier today I caught up with a friend who I hadn't talked to since he and his teenage daughter helped chalk Love Letters at Your Feet ...

I received a call a couple of weeks ago from a lady at T & D Print here in Whangarei. They are upgrading to digital printing and are loo...

This week I am sending books away to two different book arts exhibitions: one in Noosa, Queensland and the other starting in Auckland and to...

Yes dear readers, magnolia season is upon us, at least in the northern North Island of New Zealand. And that means it's time for the se...

Here are some of my favourite photographs that Paula Campion took of Love Letters at Your Feet . I might post some more later as there are ...

Here is the famous fur seal pup who graced Cafler Park during the Mid Winter Arts Festival, attracting many more people to walk the paths of...

I’m continuing to use public libraries as a mechanism for distributing my large edition letterpress work. I printed about 270 bookmarks wi...

Yesterday afternoon when a friend mentioned that there was a heavy rain warning for tonight, I felt my body curl back towards the defensive ...

Three days so far since my wild session of chalking poems in the park on Saturday afternoon and there is still plenty to read. I've bee...

I'm just back from completing Love Letters at Your Feet , a collection of my love poems written in chalk in Cafler Park, Whangarei, in a...

I'm too tired for words but here is a beautiful photograph by Marguerite Kent (a photographer I cannot recommend highly enough) of one t...

Life is defined by membranes. When the storm smashed a window and shouldered its way into the house I stopped thinking I was safe. * * *...

It’s raining again. It seems to have been raining every day for weeks. I am particularly sensitive to rain this winter because I am writin...