Boston Terrier Christmas

Jane Goodall past away recently, and the words written are in her spirit and a message to all of us. To view the illustration in a larger format and  also read, as well as hear, the story, visit: https://www.bostonterrierchristmas.com/p/a-christmas-eve-reflection-on-natural.html

Written in the fashion of public television’s lovable, but deceased, art teacher, Bob Ross. To view the illustration in a larger format and  also read, as well as hear, the story, visit: https://www.bostonterrierchristmas.com/p/the-happy-little-cabin.html

Lyrics in the style of Lorenze Hart partnered with Richard Rodgers as the composer. To view the illustration in a larger format and  also read, as well as hear, the story, visit: https://www.bostonterrierchristmas.com/p/the-celluloid-affair-holiday-romance.html

Written in the style of Bronson Alcott (in a letter to his daughter Louisa May). To view the illustration in a larger format and  also read, as well as hear, the story, visit: https://www.bostonterrierchristmas.com/p/the-concourse-of-19th-century.html

Written from the viewpoint of Harriett Tubman as she leads slaves to freedom.  To view the illustration in a larger format and  also read, as well as hear, the story, visit: https://www.bostonterrierchristmas.com/p/the-north-stars-promise.html

Written in the spirit of the great filmmaker, Frank Capra To view the illustration in a larger format and  also read, as well as hear, the story, visit: https://www.bostonterrierchristmas.com/p/the-grace-of-bedford-falls.html

Written in the style of the author, Lewis Carroll. To view the illustration in a larger format and  also read, as well as hear, the story, visit: https://www.bostonterrierchristmas.com/p/the-conspiracy-of-unwarm-tea.html

As written in the style of the humorist and social commentator, Dorothy Parker/

Written in the style of the trumpet player and overall showman, Louis Armstrong. To view the illustration in a larger format and  also read, as well as hear the story, visit: https://www.bostonterrierchristmas.com/p/the-satchmo-snuffle.html

Written in the spirit of the astrophysicist, Stephen Hawking. To view the illustration in a larger format and  also read, as well as hear, the story, visit: https://www.bostonterrierchristmas.com/p/the-singular-observer.html

Written in the spirit of Einsteinian Contemplation

As Written in the style of the novelist and  philosopher, Ayn Rand.

As w ritten in the style of humorist, David Sedaris .

 As written in the style of the author, Kurt Vonnegut.

Written by the artist and author, George H. Rothacker

As written in the style of the novelist, F. Scott Fitzgerald.

As Written in the style of the novelist and non-fiction author, Truman Capote.

As written in the style of the 18th century painter, poet and printmaker William Blake.

A poem featuring a Boston Terrier “Grinch” written in the style of the Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas.

As written in the style of the novelist, Ernest Hemingway.

Written and spoken in the style of composer and lyricist, Danny Elfman.

Written in the style of the comedian, banjo player, producer and writer, Steve Martin.

Written in the style of the poet, Robert Frost.

A poem as if written by the pen of the writer Sylvia Plath.