In situ

Postcards in recipients’ homes … comments and other contributions from recipients. Click to see and possibly hear the cards they’ve received.
In 2013, Nic Gotham, who lived from September 1959 to July 2013, was commissioned to write a ten-minute work in response to the manuscript of The Search for Heinrich Schlögel. He selected as instrumentation: clarinet, piano, cello, and percussion. It became his final work, and was completed in Kensington Hospice. It is being played for you by cellist Paul Widner, pianist Stephen Clarke, clarinetist Bob Stephenson, and percussionist Rick Sacks who is also the artistic director of Array Music. banuta rubess	Nic Gotham Nic Gotham
miriam garfinkle	schuster gindin
Recipient Takes … Audience members at the book launch of The Search For Heinrich Schlogel, suddenly stood up and began reading their postcards aloud …
tia sarkar	guy ewing
Gary Barwin – website gary barwin	paul rapoport
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greg sharp I often need extra weight on the scanner cover while I scan postcards for the archive – some cards are warped and need the pressure to lie flat. I grab whatever’s handy. Absentmindedly, I recently used the U.S. edition of our beloved novel – what a journey it’s been.	paul rapoport paul rapoport
Two knights: Heinrich and Beth Follett.
Mystery postcard to Martha. But from who?	More sytery … For Martha …