Ask the Author: Richard Stevko
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Richard Stevko
Plato's cave. I would do whatever it takes to discover the source of the shadows.
Richard Stevko
The Whole Harmonium: The Life of Wallace Stevens by Paul Mariani
The Prehistory of the Mind by Steven Mithen
The Prehistory of the Mind by Steven Mithen
Richard Stevko
How did this child, born into a material world, come to realize and accept abstraction?
Richard Stevko
Adam and Eve. The possibilities in the narrative seem to grow.
Second Choice: Dick and Jane. Not very complex characters; but at the time, the only ones that spoke to my experience.
Second Choice: Dick and Jane. Not very complex characters; but at the time, the only ones that spoke to my experience.
Richard Stevko
The satisfaction of doing something well. Transforming experiences into a form that invites others to share the experience.
Richard Stevko
Meditate, which comes in many forms. Reflection, diversion, working on another project,
Richard Stevko
Best advice comes from your instinct, once you've developed basic skills
Richard Stevko
The Muse is fickle, and subtle. When I experience something that has a metaphoric quality, and don't start composing, she taps the back of my head. Notation leads to composure. That version keeps calling from the files until done.
Non-poetic works begin as annoyances that don't fit my beliefs and keep gnawing until resolution occurs
Non-poetic works begin as annoyances that don't fit my beliefs and keep gnawing until resolution occurs
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