Hermits Rock has been a blog since 2003. It has been published at the domain hermitsrock.com since 2005 and has been published with Textpattern since later the same year.
The banner (shown at left) is a collage of hermits. On top is a wood engraving of a Benedictine monk of Mexico from the pages of the Journal of Iberian and Latin American Studies at Latrobe University. The middle is from John James Audubon’s watercolor of a Hermit Thrush from Birds of America. (The original, I believe, is owned by the New York Historical Society.) Finally, at bottom is an image of an Alaskan Hermit Crab.
If you would like to contact any Hermit, write to hermit at hermitsrock dot com; if you would like to contact them all, write to hermitsrock at hermitsrock dot com.
Being twelve years trapped can mess with a man’s mind, but it also can harden his will. Chris fasted a fortnight on cereal and water, then finally escaped from the Intertubes through a crack in the floor.
Dave lives in a shack in Mississippi where he tickles alligators and pens scathing letters to the editor warning of Trent Lott’s liberal ways. It is his dream to become a folk musician in the tradition of Mama Cass.
Greg has come close to losing his faith in humanity several times, but several times humanity has surprised him. (Surprise Greg again by becoming his friend on Facebook!)
While living the bohemian life in Spain at the end of the last century, Jeremy was well known for exclaiming, “This is a hell of a dull talk. How about some of that champagne?”
