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Michael Henderson - Painter: Why Decorate with Abstract Art?

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Michael Henderson - Painter. Abstract Oil Paintings by Michael Henderson. Friday, January 2, 2009. Why Decorate with Abstract Art? Whether you are completely redecorating your home or office, or just looking for a way to bring new life to your existing decor, abstra. Ct art is the way to do it. Here’s why. Abstract art adds color and interest to any room. Take your boring picture of a sailboat and replace it with a nice colorful abstract, and you will have immediately injected new life into the room.

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Michael Henderson - Painter: September 2008

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Michael Henderson - Painter. Abstract Oil Paintings by Michael Henderson. Friday, September 19, 2008. Abstract on Paper 6833. Click image to enlarge). Abstract on Paper 6833. Oil on paper, 14 x 21 cm. Posted by Michael Henderson. Links to this post. Thursday, September 18, 2008. Abstract on Paper 6831. This painting is done in a gestural style. If you are interested in affordable abstract art, these are for you. You can get three or more of them and make a little arrangement. Posted by Michael Henderson.

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Henderson's The Literary Man: August 2012

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Henderson's The Literary Man. Friday, August 3, 2012. Book Review: The Secret History, by Donna Tartt. And the subject of this review, The Secret History. As I mentioned in my review of that book, I hated Infinite Jest. But I enjoyed The Secret History. But I liked it. Why? I think the answer is that the characters in The Secret History. Is about a group of college students at some schmancy Vermont college who are in a special class where only a few students are accepted, where they have only one profess...

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Henderson's The Literary Man: Bookstore

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Henderson's The Literary Man. Here are some of my favorite books. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Im a writer and novelist living in Venice, Italy, with my wife. We moved here in 2008 with our two dogs, who have since died. Prior to moving to Venice, I practiced law in Maryland for about ten years. I spent six years in the navy on a submarine (Henry L. Stimson, SSBN 655) where I was a reactor operator. Visit my website and blogs. View my complete profile. Book Review: The Misremembered Man, by Christina M.

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Henderson's The Literary Man: Book Review: The Secret History, by Donna Tartt

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Henderson's The Literary Man. Friday, August 3, 2012. Book Review: The Secret History, by Donna Tartt. And the subject of this review, The Secret History. As I mentioned in my review of that book, I hated Infinite Jest. But I enjoyed The Secret History. But I liked it. Why? I think the answer is that the characters in The Secret History. Is about a group of college students at some schmancy Vermont college who are in a special class where only a few students are accepted, where they have only one profess...

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Henderson's The Literary Man: March 2013

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Henderson's The Literary Man. Saturday, March 2, 2013. Book Review: The Misremembered Man, by Christina McKenna. If you want to know how to write a novel, read this book and pay attention. There are moments of brilliant writing, and the story itself is a well-crafted and tightly woven work masterfully done. Lydia had been raised by a Protestant pastor and his wife, with the result that she is sexually and socially repressed. She longs to be free of her mother and to have a husband. Prior to moving to Ven...

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Henderson's The Literary Man: Book Review: Lionel Asbo, State of England, by Martin Amis

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Henderson's The Literary Man. Saturday, January 12, 2013. Book Review: Lionel Asbo, State of England, by Martin Amis. This is the first, and so far only, book by Martin Amis I’ve read. Lionel Asbo is the story of a working-class Brit career criminal who wins 140 million pounds in the lottery, while in jail, off of a ticket he stole, and had his nephew fill out and mail in. Did I like the book? Should you read it? Yeah, you probably should, for the same reason I read Atlas Shrugged. Book Review: Lionel As...

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Henderson's The Literary Man: Book Review: The Shining, by Stephen King

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Henderson's The Literary Man. Monday, February 4, 2013. Book Review: The Shining, by Stephen King. This book was first published in 1977, and made into a movie by Stanley Kubrik in 1980. The movie follows the plot pretty well, but the story varies substantially in many details. If you have to read this book for school, don’t rely on the movie to get you through. Jack gets the job at the hotel, which will be isolated and snowed in all winter. This is a worry for the management, as one of the previous ...

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Henderson's The Literary Man: April 2012

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Henderson's The Literary Man. Wednesday, April 18, 2012. Book Review: The Comfort of Strangers. I became interested in this book by watching the movie of the same name, starring Christopher Walken and Natasha Richardson. The film is beautifully shot in Venice and is worth watching. The book hardly qualifies as a novel at one hundred pages in paperback, which I recon to be about 35,000 words, but in the world of overly large novels, that’s probably a plus. The answer lies perhaps in the man-as-abuser them...

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Henderson's The Literary Man: January 2013

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Henderson's The Literary Man. Saturday, January 12, 2013. Book Review: Lionel Asbo, State of England, by Martin Amis. This is the first, and so far only, book by Martin Amis I’ve read. Lionel Asbo is the story of a working-class Brit career criminal who wins 140 million pounds in the lottery, while in jail, off of a ticket he stole, and had his nephew fill out and mail in. Did I like the book? Should you read it? Yeah, you probably should, for the same reason I read Atlas Shrugged. There’re a lot o...