Wednesday, October 20, 2004

DREAMWalker Group recently saw the movie, “WHAT THE #$*! DO WE KNOW?!” We grokked the film so much that we decided to create profiles for all the folks interviewed in the film.


From the film's website:

"'WHAT THE #$*! DO WE KNOW?!' is a new type of film. It is part documentary, part story, and part elaborate and inspiring visual effects and animations. The protagonist, Amanda, played by Marlee Matlin, finds herself in a fantastic Alice in Wonderland experience when her daily, uninspired life literally begins to unravel, revealing the uncertain world of the quantum field hidden behind what we consider to be our normal, waking reality."

Here are links to the interview's profiles at DREAMWalker Group (http://dreamwalkergroup.com):

Physicists

Amit Goswami, Dr. David Z. Albert, Fred Alan Wolf, Ph.D., John Hagelin, Ph.D., and William Tiller, Ph.D.

Neurologists, Anesthesiologists, and Physicians

Andrew B. Newberg, M.D., Dr. Daniel Monti, Dr. Jeffrey Satinover, Dr. Joseph Dispenza, Dr. Masaru Emoto, and Stuart Hameroff, M.D.

Molecular Biology

Dr. Candace Pert

Spiritual Teachers, Mystics, and Scholars

Dr. Miceal Ledwith and Ramtha

Friday, May 21, 2004

DREAMWalker Group's proprietor, Michael Walker, visited New Orleans, Louisiana
from May 7-9, 2004, to attend the Saints and Sinners alternative literary festival for the GLBT community, their friends, and all readers and writers.  Click here to see a list of some of the brilliant folks he mingled with while there! (Their names are linked to their brilliant profiles here at DREAMWalker Group.) Enjoy!


From June 3-6, 2004, DREAMWalker Group's proprietor, Michael Walker, will be attending Disney Gay Days outside Orlando, Florida (see Orlando Gay Days 2004 and Gay Day at Disney World [Official Disney Site] for more information.) Look for Michael if you attend!


 


Michael Walker,
DREAMWalker Proprietor

Tuesday, May 04, 2004

Join DREAMWalker Group May 7-9, 2004, in New Orleans, Louisiana at Saints and Sinners, an alternative literary festival for the GLBT community, their friends, and all readers and writers (click on the writer's name to view their bio at DREAMWalker Group).

We will be mingling with some of the most brilliant people in the literary world, including:
Alecia P. Long, Alex Sanchez, Alexander Renault, Ann Bannon, Arin Black, Beth Blankenship, Bob Smith, Carol Rosenfeld, Carol Seajay, Cherry Cappel, Chris Wiltz, Christopher Penczak, Christopher Rice, Cynn Chadwick, D. Travers Scott, Dan Boyle, Daniel M. Jaffe, David Rosen, Dean James, Elyn Selu, Felice Picano, Greg Herren, Greg Wharton, Ian Philips, J. M. Redmann, Jameson Currier, Jamie Joy Gatto, Janet Mason, Jay Quinn, Jeff Mann, Jess Wells, Jewelle Gomez, Jim Gladstone, Jim Tushinski, John Asche, Judy Doenges, K. D. Santinau, Karin Kallmaker, Karissa Kary, Katherine V. Forrest, Katy Coyle, Kay Murphy, Kelly McQuain, Kelly Smith, Kevin Allman, Kristie Helms, Leonard Earl Johnson, M. Christian, Mark Doty, Martin Hyatt, Max Pierce, Michelle Tea, Nick Street, Patricia Brady, Patricia Nell Warren, Patrick Califia, Paul Lisicky, Paul Marquis, Poppy Z. Brite, Rob Stephenson, Robert L. Giron, Robert Pearlman, Robert Taylor, Ron Suresha, Ronald L. Donaghe, Sage Vivant, Sean Meriweather, Susan Stinson, Suzi Parker, T Cooper, Ted-Larry Pebworth, Trebor Healey, and Val McDermid -- among others!

Thursday, March 18, 2004

It seems that the book "King & King," by Linda De Haan and Stern Nijland, is causing a little controversy in Wilmington, North Carolina. The book published in March 2002 by Tricycle Press, the children's division of Ten Speed Press of Berkeley, California, is a children's story about a prince whose true love turns out to be another prince.

"I was flabbergasted," said parent Michael Hartsell, who confiscated the book their daughter brought home from the school library. Said Hartsell, "My child is not old enough to understand something like that, especially when it is not in our beliefs." Michael and Tonya Hartsell plan to file a complaint with the library committee and are thinking about transferring their daughter to another school.

Read the entire CNN article, published Thursday, March 18, 2004, on-line at http://www.cnn.com/2004/EDUCATION/03/18/gay.princes.ap/index.html.

The sequel to the book, "King & King Family," was published this year (2004) by Tricycle Press.

Monday, February 23, 2004

THOSE BEST LAID PLANS

We at DWG have great intentions, which like so much else, often fall by the wayside. Take this BLOG/Journal. It is our intention to add to it daily or, dread, weekly. But a site must be maintained and we often find ourselves nurturing said site, rather than talking to YOU and keeping YOU up to date and READING good books. That said, please accept this moment's apology. We are doing our best.

Now, speaking of books, check out Leslea Newman's "The Best Cat in the World" -- just published by Eerdmans Books. For more information on this picture book -- and a list of Leslea's other books (an entire library of great reading, trust us) -- see her bio.

Also just released by Sarabande Books is Brian Leung's "World Famous Love Acts." This collection of stories, which won the 2002 Mary McCarthy Prize in Short Fiction, are about "loss, twined irrevocably with hope, a hope that surges below the surface of all life ..." You can read more about the book at Brian's bio page here at DWG.

Tuesday, February 17, 2004

This page at DREAMWalker Group represents our committment to keep you aware of things happening here at DWG ... and happenings we hear about in your creative world. You can help keep us informed by writing us with your own information at journal@dreamwalkergroup.com.

Another new feature is the "ATTENTION ... Who/What just landed on our desk?" marquee located in the upper right-hand side of our homepage (http://dreamwalkergroup.com). When we receive media announcements or books for review, we'll place them here to notify visitors to the site. We'll also link to the author/artist's bio page here at DWG. For instance, see our first entry, "New Release Notification: Lesléa Newman's "The Best Cat in the World." Click here." We certainly encourage publishers and artists to take it upon themselves to keep us informed by adding us to your mailing lists and putting us on your media lists:

(c/o Michael Walker
2039 New Hampshire Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20009)