Reblog: Different Kinds of Art: Working with Wood by Dan Antion and a review published by Robbie Cheadle #Author’sCorner, #ReadingWithTheAuthors, #SponsoringMember

Reblog: Different Kinds of Art: Working with Wood by Dan Antion and a review published by Robbie Cheadle #Author’sCorner, #ReadingWithTheAuthors, #SponsoringMember

Hi, everyone.

Thanks for joining me in the Author’s Corner today.

Now, you all know, I share a lot of Robbie Cheadle’s posts, and it’s no secret I love her interviews and book reviews.

Today’s is especially great, because it’s a multimedia artist.

That’s my fave subject these days.

Here’s Robbie with more.

Different Kinds of Art: Working with Wood by Dan Antion and a review

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25 de mayo de 2026

Today I am delighted to introduce Dan Antion’s amazing creations from wood. In addition to being talented at woodwork, Dan is also an author and a blogger. I have included my review of Dan’s latest novel, Poetic Justice: A Rascal Todd Mystery Featuring Brody Thompson at the end of this post.

Dan is currently running a writing challenge on his blog No Facilities. Dan’s Thursday Doors Writing Challenge 2026 involves selecting a photograph which includes a door of some sort, from a gallery and writing a story/poem inspired by the picture. You can either post the story/poem on your own blog or email it to Dan. There have been a wonderful selection of entries this year and its a great challenge. If you are interested in joining in, you can find out more about it here: https://nofacilities.com/thursday-doors-writing-challenge-2026/

Welcome Dan Antion

Tell us a bit about your woodwork hobby? How did you get into woodwork? What draws you to working with wood?

Continue reading this magnificent interview here.

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2 Comments

  1. Robbie Cheadle Reply
    May 25, 2026

    Thanks for sharing.

    1. Hi, Robbie. you’re welcome and sorry a day late.
      I’ve been back into the manuscript.

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