Daniel Silliman is an American writer now living and working in Southern Germany. He has worked as a gardener, gas station attendant, tree cutter, Wal-mart shelf stocker, college teacher and a crime reporter for a daily paper. He is married to a minister and thinking about getting a cat. More of his writing can be read at www.danielsilliman.blogspot.com.
Slapping the suitcase of American mystery.
Woodcuts in a Time of Destitution
By being traditional without being a quietist, and by being contemporary without being Avant-Garde, Grieshaber acts out an answer to the artist’s ethical problem of history.
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