Author Archive: Suzanna Anderson Creates

Tell Me About It by Anne Waldman

I picked up a copy of “Tell Me About It: Poems for Painters” by Anne Waldman at the library. Since I’m interested in ekphrasis (art in response to art), it was interesting to read her interpretations and imagine a new visual for her poetry.

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John King Books

This time I visited the John King Books store in Ferndale. I got the complete poetry of Carl Sandburg, “The Summer Book” by Tove Jansson, “Howl” by Allen Ginsberg, and “Lunch Poems” by Frank O’Hara. If you’re in the market for writers’ letters, journals, diaries, and biographies, definitely visit the Ferndale location.

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Stuff: Compulsive Hoarding and the Meaning of Things

Wow. This book explains hoarding and ownership. There are illustrative stories of hoarders, interviewed by Randy O. Frost and Gail Stekettee. Now I’m going to clean out some things and throw them away or donate them.

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The Letter Project–Letter from and to Mary

Check out the latest exchange of letters with Mary.

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Camping Trip

I had a great time in Cleveland:  camping, sleeping with spiders on the tent, purchasing two new books, touring Ohio City Farm and The Great Lakes Brewery, and walking around the West Side Market.

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A Guide to Being Born by Ramona Ausubel

This is an amazing collection of short stories by Ramona Ausubel. The stories have beautiful language and intriguing characters. Definitely a short story collection to read this year.

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The Letter Project–Letter from and to Mary

Check out the first correspondence with my newest pen pal, Mary Chapp.

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The Letter Project–Letters from Whitney

Here are some letters I received from Whitney.

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The Letter Project–Letters from Whitney

Check out letters and more letters from Whitney.

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First Accordion Book

I finished my 24 page zine in 24 hours, and in the process I created my first wordless novel and accordion book.

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