Anita Felicelli

1 week ago | altaonline.com | Anita Felicelli

View full post on YoutubeOne of the biggest problems that we face going forward in life, as the way that we imagine our place in the world, is to try to imagine that we are part of landscape, that we are not separate from landscape, that landscape is inside us.

1 week ago | altaonline.com | Anita Felicelli

If we opened people up, we’d find landscapes,” reads the epigraph (by filmmaker Agnès Varda) to Manjula Martin’s The Last Fire Season: A Personal and Pyronatural History, the California Book Club’s June selection. The book is organized into chapters titled after elements of landscape: storm, hawk, sky, oak, and dirt, among others.

1 month ago | thedailynewsonline.com | Anita Felicelli |Christine Brunkhorst

Anita Felicelli’s stories are masterfully unsettling. Combine your most eerie déjà vu moment with your most vividly prophetic dream and you have the tone of the 14 futuristic tales in “How We Know Our Time Travelers.” This is the new science fiction. Not so much Isaac Asimov’s techy gadgetry or Ursula K. Le Guin’s moral conundrums, Felicelli’s vignettes explore a world where time and consciousness — the last unexplored frontiers — have been conquered. kAm%96 DE@C:6D 2C6 D6E :? E96 q2J pC62 :?

1 month ago | thelcn.com | Anita Felicelli |Christine Brunkhorst

Anita Felicelli’s stories are masterfully unsettling. Combine your most eerie déjà vu moment with your most vividly prophetic dream and you have the tone of the 14 futuristic tales in “How We Know Our Time Travelers.” This is the new science fiction. Not so much Isaac Asimov’s techy gadgetry or Ursula K. Le Guin’s moral conundrums, Felicelli’s vignettes explore a world where time and consciousness — the last unexplored frontiers — have been conquered. kAm%96 DE@C:6D 2C6 D6E :? E96 q2J pC62 :?

1 month ago | altaonline.com | Anita Felicelli

It’s been a grim, chaotic, and difficult year for many, and we’re not quite to the halfway mark. The weather has been strange, too, at least where I’m writing from in the Bay Area—warm and clear one moment and cloudy the next. The dogwoods are in bloom, and the all-too-brief lilac season is still underway in some places. But the elements are showing the first signs of summer—public school closures and nights of theater and music in the park are just around the corner.