Thanks, Roswila, I wasn't really thinking of a Tanka, but I bet I could make it one. I seem to write in shorter verse since I have been practicing Haiku and Tanka-- Dream style. Happy New Year to you too.
Vera Charline Wareham is my full name, and this blog is about my developing book, "Patchwork Faces of the Moon." Dreams and visions play a large role as the stories progress.
This is not a novel, but a book. It is three different stories of the lives of three women--Song, the youngest ages from about five to fourteen throughout her stories; Cici is a middle aged hippie type; and Chyenne is the oldest, about sixty. Although Song changes the most in the years that pass, time changes all three on their journey to self-discovery.
Their life paths cross in unusual and somewhat spooky ways. Each character's chapters will be sequential, but all character's chapters will be shuffled together--one of the reasons for the name "Patchwork Faces of the Moon." This is a predominantly nonfiction account of "Tangled Memoirs", which is the subtitle.
There may be intervals of time that no new posts are made. As with the series, "Study of a Red Bird at My Window," some posts may be left a few weeks before the top post is replaced. All work--art, stories, dreamku or whatever--is part of the pattern or process of creating "Patchwork Faces of the Moon."
How about ... may be left for a few years...
I am also putting together a coffee table book of art and prose, taken from my personal website "Through My Window" and my gallery site "Heart Felt Dance--VCW Original Photographic Art." Work from that endeavor may appear on this blog also. The red bird series is a project that may have images included in that book tentatively called "Heart Felt Dance."
I now am considering burning a CD of my website Through My Window, it certainly would be more in my budget than creating a printed book with so many photoghahs and art images.
My other web sites have links below. Thanks for viewing.
2 comments:
Love the last line of the tanka, Charline.
Happy New Year!
Patricia
Thanks, Roswila,
I wasn't really thinking of a Tanka, but I bet I could make it one. I seem to write in shorter verse since I have been practicing Haiku and Tanka-- Dream style. Happy New Year to you too.
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