Pete Cherches blogs about food, travel, literary pursuits and the occasional dream.
is the author of two volumes of short prose: Condensed Book and Between a Dream and a Cup of Coffee, as well as several limited-edition artist's books. His work has recently appeared in the anthologies Poetry 180 and Up Is Up, But So Is Down: New York's Downtown Literary Scene, 1974-1992. His fiction and short prose work has been featured in a wide range of magazines and journals, including Harper’s, Semiotext(e), Transatlantic Review, Fiction International, and Bomb. Sonorexia, the avant-vaudeville music-performance group he co-led with Elliott Sharp in the 1980s, appeared at such legendary venues as The Mudd Club and CBGB. Cherches is a two-time recipient of New York Foundation for the Arts fellowships in creative nonfiction.
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These photos are fantastic. The structure in the first two photos beneath the tree photo looks like a giant stone hive for humans; the giant (Buddha?) face in relief gives it a dreamlike quality. - Arthur Chertowsky
The tree's just fine, but Bayon Temple is a real wow!
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