Anita,
I check out your website regularly and enjoy all your posts. I forwarded web addewss to my daughter as she is an aspiring writer. I’m fascinated by the novel and really enjoy viewing the photos. I know you will be successful and getting this fabulous novel published and I am looking forward to having a copy of the book.
Anita,
Reading your posts and blogs from your website is so soothing and brings back many memories of home. I to grew up in Albany on the opposite sides of the river in Washington Homes. Every time that we would go across the old bridge with my great granny in the car she would proudly reminds us that our great grandaddy helped build this bridge, lol. Oh the sweet memories of growing up in Shiloh, selling the Southwest Georgian newspaper, and the lively traffic of downtown and the Trailways bus station are a part of me that I will always cherish. I’m living in SC now and there is no place like home.
Hey cousin…yep me again. love the pics. Now wanna make me go back down to Albany to see this stuff. Wow, I wanna play the giant piano too…lol…glad to see how much your daughter has grown up to a lovely young lady…wish that Mamma Irene, Poppa Silas as well as Auntie BettyJean and her great aunts & uncles, could see her (they are from the heavens above) ….I just have to look to see what else is new with the peach seed monkey. No we don’t have anymore, but I’m trying to design them myself, (me with a pen knife) wish me luck…well thought I would drop a line or two, take care, tell your hubby & daughter hello from us. Weather is getting better hope to see y’all one day in OH
You are making my day, Cousin Gina! I thin it’s great that you are taking to carving monkeys! Keep up the legacy left by your dad, Paul! Anita “We are what we repeatedly do, excellence then is not an act, but a habit.” —Aristotle
Writer, visual artist and oral tradition storyteller, Anita Gail was born and raised in Albany, Georgia, living in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1985. As a 2018-19 Affiliate Artist at The Headlands Center for the Arts, she is in the query phase for her debut novel, Peach Seed Monkey. The story was a Novella semi-finalist in the William Faulkner-William Wisdom Creative Writing Competition.
Open House as 2018-19 Affiliate Artist at Headlands Center for the Arts: studio art installation based on scene: “Sunday Dinner” from Peach Seed Monkey, my debut novel—now in search of an agent. To view gallery: Click on photo above.
Reading
Headlands Open House: Reading “Piggly Wiggly” scene from Peach Seed Monkey.
4 responses to “Photo Gallery”
Wyna
January 12th, 2012 at 14:02
Anita,
I check out your website regularly and enjoy all your posts. I forwarded web addewss to my daughter as she is an aspiring writer. I’m fascinated by the novel and really enjoy viewing the photos. I know you will be successful and getting this fabulous novel published and I am looking forward to having a copy of the book.
Gary Robinson
August 11th, 2012 at 03:34
Anita,
Reading your posts and blogs from your website is so soothing and brings back many memories of home. I to grew up in Albany on the opposite sides of the river in Washington Homes. Every time that we would go across the old bridge with my great granny in the car she would proudly reminds us that our great grandaddy helped build this bridge, lol. Oh the sweet memories of growing up in Shiloh, selling the Southwest Georgian newspaper, and the lively traffic of downtown and the Trailways bus station are a part of me that I will always cherish. I’m living in SC now and there is no place like home.
Cousin Genia L Herns
March 11th, 2013 at 12:14
Hey cousin…yep me again. love the pics. Now wanna make me go back down to Albany to see this stuff. Wow, I wanna play the giant piano too…lol…glad to see how much your daughter has grown up to a lovely young lady…wish that Mamma Irene, Poppa Silas as well as Auntie BettyJean and her great aunts & uncles, could see her (they are from the heavens above) ….I just have to look to see what else is new with the peach seed monkey. No we don’t have anymore, but I’m trying to design them myself, (me with a pen knife) wish me luck…well thought I would drop a line or two, take care, tell your hubby & daughter hello from us. Weather is getting better hope to see y’all one day in OH
Anita Gail Jones
March 11th, 2013 at 15:09
You are making my day, Cousin Gina! I thin it’s great that you are taking to carving monkeys! Keep up the legacy left by your dad, Paul! Anita “We are what we repeatedly do, excellence then is not an act, but a habit.” —Aristotle
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