Fine Beloved Blog Readers,
Happy Holidays to you all.
Joy is in me today when I say that I am very pleased with the show at Harvard. Jonathan Berger's Introduction to Nameless Love is an amazing feat.
For a guy like me who slowly gets letters out, it is a wondrous celebration of quite equally impressive production. Thousands of tin letters make up this show.
Emily and I have our long-time working relationship on display in the form of edited interviews and a dramatic piece of writing. It shares a room with two other explorations of life through words.
I am delighted with this review by Cate McQuaid. Please take a look as it will walk you nicely into Jonathan's work. You can find it here.
Let's get back to you, dear blog readers.
Now, I am going to share with you a dear fairy that Emily created that supports a thing I created for the dramatic text I created for this beautiful show that is the outcome of years of work by Jonathan Berger.
The 'Miracle of Miracles' is something we all need and we will soon be experiencing it and it will enhance our lives greatly.
This thing will arrive in our lives in curious ways. You might experience some misfortune or a haze might descend over you. Have no fear, the 'Miracle of Miracles' will arrive in little pieces and grow into your life.
Oh, it will.
I am really thinking of you all moving into your holidays with ease that allows time for thinking and dreaming.
Fondly,
Mark
Jonathan Berger and Mark Utter