So, when I satirize, or say dark things about the city in my novel, know that it comes from an abiding devotion to a place I call home.
These pictures are not from my home. This place was designed by Rudolph Schindler and opened to the public this past Sunday by a generous soul who let us enjoy the intersection between architecture, art, and tranquility.
And yes, I did walk in and say, “Wow!”
Today there will be only one post as I am setting things up to release the book tomorrow on Kindle.
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Yum!
You know the light is good if you can get snaps like that on your phone 😉 .
Gorgeous. And do you know that I thought today that I am already looking forward to rereading “It’s in His Kiss”? No kidding!
Heather! But you know what happens… However, it makes me so happy to hear that!
I guess I liked the characters and how they developed most! Plus I was zooming through it at warp speed that I know I will get to appreciate the details better on a second go ’round. 🙂
You know how it is when you write…a lot of those characters I became very fond of. xox, V
I think it unlikely that the Good side of the City of Angels could ever have a better champion than you, Vickie.
(Hey, no need for dry heaving!)
Oh, and I just thought of the perfect – and perfectly obvious – song to accompany this post: Randy Newman’s I Love L.A.!
That’s funny! When I was in college in New York I listened to Randy Newman singing about how grungy and absurd everything was, it wasn’t until later that he started to sing the praises of his home town 😉 .
Gorgeous and, yes, WOW. And your love of LA shines through, all the time, in everything you write.
The house above was one to fall in LOVE with…
Ah!
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