Philip Graham
Spends a Year
in Lisbon.
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The Moon, Come to Earth, an expanded edition of Philip Graham's dispatches, has been published as a paperback original from the University of Chicago Press and is available at all fine bookstores.
Julia Keller of the Chicago Tribune, says the book "dances and sighs. It twitches and hums and stumbles and then rights itself, with a winsome smile. It's like a living thing, filled with desire and uncertainty and joy and regret . . . Graham is a nimble, witty writer with a penchant for teasing out the small, telling detail from the crowded scene around him. . . and this book is the perfect companion as one contemplates those mysteries, those ceaseless journeys outward and inward."
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Dispatch 20: Fairly Medieval
(2/11/09)
Dispatch 19: Particle and Wave
(12/24/08)
Dispatch 18: Three Churches
(10/27/08)
Dispatch 17: Este Espectáculo Cruél!
(8/8/08)
Dispatch 16: Light for Light
(5/23/08)
Dispatch 15: Salvage
(3/28/08)
Dispatch 14: We Capture the Castle
(12/14/07)
Dispatch 13: Another History Lesson
(6/25/07)
Dispatch 12: Chama-Me Ishmael
(5/23/07)
Dispatch 11: Go, Whatchamacallits!
(5/8/07)
Dispatch 10: Nearly the Same Substance
(3/21/07)
Dispatch 9: Those Tricky Subgestures
(2/12/07)
Dispatch 8: The Moon, Come to Earth
(1/9/07)
Dispatch 7: Isn't There a Law Against Filching a Calçada?
Dispatch 6: Let's Throw a Festival!
(11/6/06)
Dispatch 5: Bread, Bread; Cheese, Cheese
(10/17/06)
Dispatch 4: Alchemy: From a Rube to a Local
(10/3/06)
Dispatch 3: 365 Days of Pork Surprise
(9/5/06)
Dispatch 2: So Who Says Objects Are Inanimate?
(8/22/06)
Dispatch 1: I Don't Know Why I Love Lisbon
(8/10/06)
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