About Me

I live in a faraway land known variously as the West, the Palouse, the Rocky foot hills, the Idaho/Washington border, the Land of Wheat and Lentils, and who knows what else.  I came here primarily to hang out with bears, and I have not been disappointed in this. I’m working toward an MFA in creative writing at the University of Idaho in Moscow, ID, and I like to use this blog to hash out some of my thoughts on writing, publishing, and literature in general.

- Amy Danziger Ross

contact me at george.d.ross at gmail.


5 Comments

  1. Comment by Virginie Ems-Bleneau:
    Tuesday, September 1st 2009 at 6:32 pm | 

    Hello, I found one of your pictures on flickr that I’d like to use to illustrate an article I wrote on French food. It’s a picture of “lapin a la moutarde” and it would be an article published on examiner.com. Please let me know if I can use this picture and how you want me to cite it.

    Thanks!

    Virginie

  2. Comment by maitresse:
    Wednesday, September 2nd 2009 at 7:20 pm | 

    oh george. yay for you. WA and ID look way cool. until you come back I will keep the pastis flowing at cafe lea in your honor.

  3. Comment by george ross:
    Wednesday, September 2nd 2009 at 7:33 pm | 

    Aw, thank you, darling! I hope fate brings me back soon… You and Lea me manquez beaucoup.

  4. Comment by Natalie:
    Friday, November 13th 2009 at 5:29 pm | 

    Welcome to the Palouse!

    So this is a funny story. I found your blog because I was looking for good blogs on Paris, you Paris blog showed up and the first post I read said you were moving to Northern Idaho? And I’M in Northern Idaho.

    When you say Northern Idaho you’re basically saying Moscow since there’s really not much else going around up here.

    So, anyway, small world. You’re at UI MFA program and I know a TON of people who recently graduated or are still plugging through. Know Brit Carman? She works at the MFA office. Next time you see her tell her Nat The Rat said hi and see what happens.

    Anyway, I hope you love it here. We moved here from NYC and once I got over the initial culture shock I fell head over heels in love with this funny place.

  5. Comment by george:
    Saturday, November 14th 2009 at 5:19 pm | 

    Hi Natalie! Thanks for stopping by. I hope you found what you needed about Paris.

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