I was recently working on a blog that explored the connection between photography and writing and came across another of Charles Blackburn‘s incredible photos. As I stared at this photo, memories started flooding my conscientiousness of an old friend, Clay Reynolds. The woman in this photo by Blackburn is at a Fina station in Texarkana,Continue reading “A Photo Reconnects Me with an Old Friend”
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Photos as Sources of Inspiration
By CE Hunt As a writer I love to travel knowing that inspiration can pop up around any corner. The dive bars of New Orleans, waterfronts pretty much anywhere, during storms when humans become humans, Mardi Gras, just random encounters with strangers when their guard comes down, being an expat in a foreign country, youContinue reading “Photos as Sources of Inspiration”
Notes on Twilight in the Quarter
I’m thrilled to be bringing you soon the final installment in the Steve Miles trilogy. Just as Steve has grown a great deal (mostly) since he received that phone call while he sat on a barstool on that cool, fall evening in a Georgetown bar in A Moveable Marfa, I too have grown a greatContinue reading “Notes on Twilight in the Quarter”