Author Archives: Richard Guzman
WBEZ interviews Richard Guzman about Black Writing from Chicago
In 2006 shortly after the release of my book Black Writing from Chicago: In the World, Not of It? WBEZ, Chicago, 91.5 FM—the nation’s largest Public Radio station—called to set up an interview. Steve Edwards did his typically fine intro and … Continue reading
Climbing Bryan’s Mountain
This is the lead post in a series. See end for a list of items in the whole series. People visit Sedona for so many reasons—certainly to take in some of the earth’s most beautiful landscapes—but also to search for a deeper, … Continue reading
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Tagged agave plant, Arizona, Bell Rock, Bryan Guzman, century plant, Emmanuel House, Sedona, vortex
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VIDEO: Songs by Dan Guzman — “Fall in Line”
A DAN GUZMAN song about not conforming, even though some day you probably will. Yet you can never have too many songs about not falling in line or at least trying not to. Intentions count for something even though this … Continue reading
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Tagged conformity, Dan Guzman, environment, Fall in Line, Songs by Dan Guzman
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