We're busy today, those of us who have to do with Rosa Mira Books, and The Glass Harmonica. There have been exciting goings-on in the last few weeks. Two of Dorothee's friends, Melissa Bond (her stunning website) and Joe Totten, both of Utah, collaborated with my brother Hugh Todd of Sydney (some of you might recall him as a very youthful ODT cartoonist in the '80s) to produce an electrifying animated Valentine's Day card. Do check it out — and may you experience a rich variety of love today.
And here it is on Youtube if you want to share it around.
On the same page as the card, you'll see another thrilling newcomer: the video trailer for Dorothee Kocks's novel. This has likewise been a labour of love, in this case by Dorothee's cousin, film-maker Jakob Wehrmann in Berlin. You can check it out on Youtube, too — The Glass Harmonica: A Sensualist's Tale — and do cast your eye over the credits to see what a delectable collaboration it has been.
Meanwhile, Dorothee's been writing up a storm concerning sex in early America. All was not as it seems.
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4 comments:
Thrilling, Pen - and collaborators, all. Congrats xx
Thanks, Claire. Many marvellous people are involved.
Oh, Penelope, so beautiful, and exciting. Gosh, you have worked for very hard but it's all so lovely. Well done.
So nice to know you're calling by, Melissa, and thank you.
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