moonshine could use a couple more creative writing pieces for October's issue of moonshine arts magazine. Of course, we can always use artist interviews, writings from the studio, book or music reviews, as well as other art related topics. Writers for moonshine are a diverse bunch: graphic artists, painters, poets, photographers, novelists, essayists, computer geeks, art professors & more. Some are professional writers; some are professional artists -- some are both, some are neither.

moonshine could use a couple more creative writing pieces for October's issue of moonshine arts magazine. Of course, we can always use artist interviews, writings from the studio, book or music reviews, as well as other art related topics. Writers for moonshine are a diverse bunch: graphic artists, painters, poets, photographers, novelists, essayists, computer geeks, art professors & more. Some are professional writers; some are professional artists -- some are both, some are neither.

Yes, I occasionally do non-computer work. ;-D... a detail from pandora's box, a multiple media piece (finally finished!) for the hauntings exhibit.For the reception I've decided to fill the big box with fortune cookies.

Yes, I occasionally do non-computer work. ;-D... a detail from pandora's box, a multiple media piece (finally finished!) for the hauntings exhibit.For the reception I've decided to fill the big box with fortune cookies.

Code4Lib Journal is a free online journal covering library software, issues & more. There is a rss feed for those who want to subscribe via google reader, bloglines, or another reader.Openbook (a plugin for Wordpress) sounds really interesting.

Code4Lib Journal is a free online journal covering library software, issues & more. There is a rss feed for those who want to subscribe via google reader, bloglines, or another reader.Openbook (a plugin for Wordpress) sounds really interesting.

Interesting and well thought response to Carson's Laws for using photos you take at your library (Information Today, Sept/October 08), focusing on libraries using flickr to archive images, especially those of patrons. I'm not sure that I agree with the argument for not using consent forms, but overall, a thought provoking piece.

I think the goals of extending the library and promoting the community trumps that one, but I am not an attorney, nor do I play one TV.

Interesting and well thought response to Carson's Laws for using photos you take at your library (Information Today, Sept/October 08), focusing on libraries using flickr to archive images, especially those of patrons. I'm not sure that I agree with the argument for not using consent forms, but overall, a thought provoking piece.

I think the goals of extending the library and promoting the community trumps that one, but I am not an attorney, nor do I play one TV.

I love mike wesch's videos.

I love mike wesch's videos.