Kirjahaku

Called "part Marlene Dietrich, part Edith Piaf," Siouxsie Sioux (Siouxsie and the Banshees, the Creatures) has influenced art, fashion, film and an entire generation of musicians with her dark, poetic lyrics and theatric beauty. Now her influence reaches into the literary world with this collection of stories directly inspired by Siouxsie Sioux. From the lyrics of Rawhead and Bloodybones, Skin, This Unrest, and The Last Beat of My Heart, these stories of gothic romance, psychological misfits, and animal rights pay homage and tribute to one of the most iconic women in music.

More than just a collection of blog posts, "Slip, Slip, Knit" is a series of meditations and essays by a homeless man attempting to survive by knitting. Beginning in 2011 and ending in 2014 these blog entries explore a sense of spirit and survival through knitting. From living in the woods twenty miles from the nearest town, to success as a crafter, "Slip, Slip, Knit" delves into the hope and ambition of any artist who attempts with whole heart to survive on their talents, hope....and a sense of purpose.

A young boy named Jackson has been ill in bed for quite some time. A knit teddy bear wants to come to his rescue, but doesn't know how. With the help of the other knit animals in the boy's bedroom, the little teddy bear begins to learn that sometimes loving someone and simply being there for them in time of need, makes one brave.