. . . the water isn't that deep. Really.
All right, I give up.
. . . for the terminally unadventurous . . .
. . . for those who are truly afraid to get their toesies wet . . .
. . . So . . . for all of you . . . here's the . . .
(And judging by the phone calls, emails and reviews in our local Cleveland papers,
there are lots of you.)TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Bibliography (Fiction, CD's and Film)
The Stories
Irene's Song -- Would'a . . . could'a . . . should'a . . . history professors and genealogy buffs from around the world have been moved enough to send Astrid email after reading this fantasy story about a Donauschwaben composer.
Bringing Sissy Home -- Voodoo, language, skin color . . . just what makes us who we are?
The Hunter and the Stag -- Inspired by the paintings of "Hunor and Magor" by Katalin Hampel Tallós (whose paintings I've admired since high school), a Brazilian newspaper article, and Carlos Baker's fascinating biography of Hemingway.
The men in Astrid's life . . . BIG and little.
The young ladies who were kind kind enough to share a few few years of their lives with Astrid and Joe.
A typical Mardi Gras at Lenau Park.
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More stuff about Astrid Julian.
Some favourite places. Sorry if the links are expired. As soon as Astrid finishes the 2nd draft of Shrooms, the 1st draft of Corrosion (the novel she went to Europe to research), the novel-length version of Emilio and the Physicists, three other screenplays she has outlines for . . . she'll have time to cruise the net and get to those links again.
Cheers.