Hope you all can make it! You Are Invited! Marideth Sisco and Friends CD Party Sunday, November 21, 2010 2 – 4 p.m. Heroes Coffee, 1372 Bildan Boulevard, West Plains, MO 417-256-6220 Come alone or bring a friend, buy a CD, Winter's Bone soundtrack, or Marideth's book, These Ozark Hills. Take a look at Dennis [...]
Archive for October, 2010
CD Party! (via my life and times)
Posted in Writings on October 28, 2010 | 1 Comment »
AN OZARKS AUTUMN
Posted in Bits and Pieces, tagged Autumn, Fall, fall foilage, Ozarks on October 20, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Sometimes I think autumn in the Missouri Ozarks is one of the most well-kept secrets left, and certainly the most little known anywhere. Granted, the scenery will not glow so incandescently as the blazing fire from acres of sugar maples, the major draw of New England autumns. Here, the colors of the Ozarks hills blend [...]
About Yarnspinner Press
Posted in Bits and Pieces, tagged Elder Mountain Press, Marideth Sisco, self publishing, story teller, story telling, yarnspinner, Yarnspinner press on October 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Once upon a time there was another press, called Elder Mountain, the creation of two women, one a writer and one an artist. The artist is no more, and neither is that endeavor, the name having passed on to the Elder Mountain Journal, a publication of Missouri State University-West Plains. The writer [...]
… a New Thing For Me
Posted in Bits and Pieces, tagged manuscript, Marideth Sisco, self publish, Senachie, The Seed Mother on October 10, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Written sometime last year; This is a new thing for me. I just gave up a press, after my partner died, and I’m not sure if this press will actually be a press or just someplace for me to blab on about what I’m doing. Time, I expect, will tell. Just finished a manuscript, and [...]
Elder Mountain Press, and what comes next?
Posted in Bits and Pieces, tagged Costa Rica, Elder Mountain Press, essays, folklore, folklore studies, hand bound book, KSMU, Marideth Sisco, MSU, Ozarks, Panama, self publishing, Senachie, The Seed Mother, These Ozark Hills, Wesp Plains on October 9, 2010 | 5 Comments »
I’d originally composed this blog as a requiem for a publishing effort I thought had died with one of the creators of Elder Mountain Press. In fact, I bequeathed the name “Elder Mountain” to the journal of folklore studies at Missouri State University – West Plains, and gave up the notion of publishing my own [...]
