Kathelin Gray retweeted
"As his research progressed, Lees experienced an increasing feverishness in the quest, mirroring the febrile obsessions of his subject." Kathelin Gray on A. J. Lees' "Brazil That Never Was." ow.ly/gnjo50CshFq
Read @ajlees new book from @NottingHillEds! note my review
"As his research progressed, Lees experienced an increasing feverishness in the quest, mirroring the febrile obsessions of his subject." @kathelin on A. J. Lees' "Brazil That Never Was" (@NottingHillEds). ow.ly/gnjo50CshFq
My review of @ajlees book The Brazil that Never Was lareviewofbooks.org/reviews/ @NottingHillEds distributed in US by @nybooks
First fire in the wood stove this season. Fruit wood from the orchard instagr.am/p/CG0diWVBbLw/
Snow to quench the extreme drought in the Southwest instagr.am/p/CG0dZ9zhaCC/
Red sky in the morning over the Galisteo Basin. instagr.am/p/CGxN6mEFh5-/
Seven Dance Stars Take On a Daring ‘Rite of Spring’ nytimes.com/2020/10/23/arts/…
Chelsea Hotel NYC where i lived for 2 years in the 80s instagr.am/p/CF-BGxElokr/


















