String Theory by Helen Hiebert with Carl Adamshick - SOLD

I recently pulled Ashley’s Book of Knots off of my book shelf and have been exploring the art of tying knots, or “not tying them,” trapping them between translucent sheets of handmade paper. As I carefully arrange a loosely tied knot and rest it on top of a freshly made sheet, it begins to find its form as I manipulate the loops and ends of the string and compose a drawing. Similar Lives, by Carl Adamshick The secret wants to hide within itself, hold one end, draw the other until it's gone. Yesterday or today or two hundred years ago, living such similar lives, on the same path to the mountain that swallows you, first, in its shadow, then, its mystery. Listening to friends explain everything they know, their mouths like grand pianos, trace and loop, hover close to the melody. Tooth and key. Practice and song. The sustained lowered chord of their lives waiting, waiting for the felt to rise. Always we return, come back to the