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Why not insulate your home in order to save energy on heating in winter, cooling in summer, and help slow down global warming? And while you bask in the comfort of your home and pat yourself on the back for your altruism, read a book about eco-ranching.

Originally posted on North of Oxford:
. Teresa: Translator . You are the translator of my day. I fall into your graphite eyes When we transmute, I find your hands The hands of a maker: Soft and crafting. I want to caress the curve Of your lip, Speak to your breasts. Become my left ear…

Originally posted on Jenny in Neverland:
I don’t write poetry. I don’t usually “get” poetry and it’s never been one of my favourite creative methods to both write or read. Can I blame it on school? On having that dreaded poetry anthology thrust upon us all in Year 9, in schools all over the country?…

Originally posted on Linda's Book Bag:
You all know I’m supposed to be writing a novel but life (or actually death) keeps getting in the way? Well today I’m delighted to welcome Sondra Sykes Meek to stay in with me on Linda’s Book Bag and tell me about a book she has written despite…

This room where Stephen Page wrote is called a matera — a name for a room-sized building where gauchos drink mate — which is a loose-leaf tea drunk from a dried out squash gourd through a metal straw — on work breaks and while it rains. The gauchos often grilled meat to snack and lunch on while sipping… Read More The Room Where Many of the Poems in “A Ranch Bordering the Salty River” Were Written

Art by Tamara Del Castillo Jaramillo. Find her on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/661434677

A reader who entered Farmashop sobre Avenida Arocena en Carrasco Montevideo Uruguay came across a copy of “A Ranch Bordering the Salty River, which was written by Stephen Page and published by Stephen Page.