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HOUSEDEER: Housedeer Issue Number Two

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Housedeer Issue Number Two. Issue No. 2 is devoted to the much loved and admired performer, writer and absolute original Justin Vivian Bond. As a transperson, Justin prefers the pronoun v. And the honorific Mx. To the standard gender-specific ones, and this cover image, Elegant Transdeer. Was created specifically for v by Michele Burgevin. In 2012 Justin unveiled a fragrance called The Afternoon of a Faun. Inspired by a poem by Stéphane Mallarmé called L'après-midi d'un faune. News and Updates for 2016.

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HOUSEDEER: Help Housedeer

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If you like Housedeer and would like to help, there are many ways you can. Most importantly you can help by telling other people about Housedeer, following us on Twitter, "Liking" us on Facebook. Housedeer always needs $ , US stamps of any value, letter-sized paper and 6 x 9 envelopes. You can send any such help to Housedeer c/o Romy Ashby 197 Seventh Avenue #4C New York NY 10011. You can make a donation to Housedeer of any amount you like using paypal. There's the button, right below!

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HOUSEDEER: Housedeer Issue Number Four

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Housedeer Issue Number Four. Everett Quinton became famous during his years with The Ridiculous Theatrical Company and he's never stopped acting. He lives in Greenwich Village with his pretty dog, Raindrop, who he dotes on. Any performance of any kind with Everett in it is worth seeing. There's just nobody like him. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). News and Updates for 2016. Housedeer Issue Number Six, featuring an extraordinary lady, is nearing completion. Check back soon for more info.

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Walkers in the City: THE WONDERFUL CAFE EDISON

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Walkers in the City. THE WONDERFUL CAFE EDISON. I was with a friend a few days ago when I noticed her nail file as she drew it out of a little velvet sheath. To me it looked like frosted glass studded with diamonds, and it was both glitzy and glamorous at once. It had on it a little label reading: Made with Swarovski Elements. I had invited her to go with me to have lunch at the old Café Edison on 47. And the men with long beards who came over from the Diamond District on the other end of 47. But he hadn...

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HOUSEDEER: Housedeer Issue Number Three

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Housedeer Issue Number Three. This is the cover of Housedeer Issue No. 3, devoted to the painter Louise Oliver through interviews done with her son and daughter, Edgar and Helen. The cover image is a drawing made for this issue by Regina Bartkoff, called Edgar, Louise and Helen. Last autumn, Edgar Oliver staged a one-man show at Theater 80 on St. Marks Place in New York called Helen and Edgar. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). News and Updates for 2016. All content on this website © Romy Ashby.

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Patience and Fortitude :

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Central Park in Bloom. Christo and Jeanne-Claude: Floating Piers. Central Park in Bloom. Drifting in Daylight: Art in Central Park. Alex Da Corte “Die Hexe”. The Thing and the Thing-in-Itself. Henri Matisse: Blue Nudes I-IV. Robert Gober: The Heart Is Not a Metaphor. Mary Mihelic: Running Girl Series. Poets of World War I (Part 2). Poets of World War I. New York Guitar Festival. Spirit of the Library. Cielo Garcia : Portraits from the Mermaid Parade. The Coney Island Tower. Letter From the Editor. Before...

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HOUSEDEER: Housedeer

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Is a small printed magazine with each issue devoted to one particularly interesting individual. The photo at left was taken with a Kodak box camera in 1947, by Kenneth Chapman, of his daughter and one of Margaret's little deer. Below is the only known photograph of Margaret Gilfillin, from the back so that her face remains a mystery. The only known photo of Margaret Gilfillin, left, with Loyse Chapman in 1941. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). News and Updates for 2016.

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Walkers in the City: PICTURES OF THE GONE WORLD

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Walkers in the City. PICTURES OF THE GONE WORLD. On Seventh Avenue the other day my bookseller friend waved me down with two little books from the City Lights Pocket Poets series. He’d had them set aside. He figured I’d pass by eventually, he said. One was Golden Sardine. By Bob Kaufman, who I love, and the other Pictures of the Gone World. By Lawrence Ferlinghetti . I thought of another old guy who used to come out onto 7. Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul…. Street, where two pretty and well-k...

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Walkers in the City: SENSIBILITY

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Walkers in the City. A few days ago, before the real cold started, I stopped at the corner of 19. Avenue to look at what my bookseller friend had on his table. I’m always glad to see him sitting there with his long white beard and he usually has something I want. “Hey, have you ever read this? 8221; he said when he saw me, and he tapped Memoirs of a Shy Pornographer. Its Manufacture, Characteristics and Applications,. Street where time seemed to slip back a few decades with all the old-style shops sellin...