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About Me
- Joe Cottonwood
- La Honda, California, United States
- I was born in 1947, bent my first nail in 1952, and wrote my first story in 1956. I've been a writer and a carpenter ever since.
What is 365 Jobs?
365 Jobs is a parallel blog without the announcements of upcoming events, book reviews, podcast tales, and miscellaneous rants that sometimes appear in the ClearHeart blog.
About 99 Jobs:
Life, love, and construction. A memoir.
About Clear Heart:
A novel about carpenters, nail guns, and wet concrete.
About Quake!
About Four Dog Riot:
About Famous Potatoes:
About Danny Ain't:
About Babcock:
About Boone Barnaby
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About Doctor G. He still goes out of his way every time to ask how I’m doing: he is the tree whispering through the cracked hospital wi...
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In preparing my profile of James Adams , James mentioned that he was trying to follow in the path of George Nakashima. Naturally,... -
[Here’s another story from my past. Once again, it takes place in 1973. I read this aloud last night at the Moon News Bookstore in Half Mo... -
My question about the use of motor oil as a wood preservative has been answered by the honorable Stephen A. Shepherd , who is a walking enc... -
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I started 365 Jobs on a whim. I got the idea on December 28, 2010 and by January 1, 2011 it was up and running. It's more work than I... -
Today's job is cleaning out the cracks between the boards of my deck. Since I have about a thousand square feet of decking with a doz... -
(I wrote this article for the La Honda Voice newspaper. Oddly, some people on this planet don't subscribe to the Voice, so I thought ... -
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Seems to me the best way to review a book of poetry is to quote a few poems. Joseph Millar kicked around the San Francisco Bay region f...
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