Disciples of Pinkwater are especially active in creating their own art, music, and miscellaneous weirdness. Others have the keen ability to track rare mentions of DP in the blogosphere and the real world at large. The grandaddy of them all is Jeff Sharman, whose Pinkwater Blog keeps tabs on Pinkwater in the media. An earlier version, Links to Pinkwater, has a lot of interesting things to see, including a picture of a Pinkwater college art project. We've considered incorporating all those links here, but it's more fun to browse through them and figure out which ones are still working.

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	Pinkwater Glass creates fine objets d'art. No relation to the Big Guy, but he did commission them to create a light fixture for his kitchen.
	Brad Sondahl, Pinkwater fan and Idaho native, has been commended by Daniel for his fine works of hand-thrown (look out!) stoneware. Find out more at sondahl.com. (Look out for the scary picture of Brad)
	Daniel heartily endorses Nancy Schutt, dog artist and poet. Check out her website at gooddogart.com.
	One of Daniel's most devoted disciples has launched an online comic strip. "It's not specifically Pinkwater-related, but it's certainly Pinkwater-inspired, and he seems to like it okay." What more can we say? Check out Narbonic.
	Want to spice up your computer/podcast/music video? Why not try our set of Pinkwater sound effects?
	Some time ago, a musician by the name of Christopher Bruzzi visited the P-Zone and obtained permission for a song to be composed based on Daniel's classic novel, Lizard Music. Find out more here, at the homepage for Chris's band, Cuscus.
	A CD of lovely music for cello and guitar entitled "Lizard Music and Other Arias" was recently released on Gagliano Recordings. The performers are Hamilton Cheifetz, cello, and Bryan Johanson, guitar, and it includes a new composition by Bryan Johanson inspired by Lizard Music.
	Taking their cue from the selfsame band mentioned in Borgel and Slaves of Spiegel, the Ugly Bug Band has released their newest recording, "Monkeyshines." For more information, check out their web page. DP looks forward to enjoying the CD this summer while relaxing suspended by his captive gas balloon.
	It was only a matter of time before words and music met and became entwined the glorious harmony of Borgel. Musician Taylor Ho Bynum has written a song cycle based on "Borgel" and one of the songs, The Rabbit and the Eggplant, is available for downloading.
	Thanks to the magic of the Internets, you can now see videos of the legendary Chicken Man of Maxwell Street! Learn more about the Chicken Man at Chicago maven Adam Selzer's blog.
	You can see the Halloween adventures of a Pinkwaterish monkey here.
	A German broadcasting company had a review of Borgel on their website. More entertaining is the computerized translation into English, provided by BabelFish, which you can find right here. Boron Gel?
	Weird and Wacky Search Terms for your enjoyment. (If you're wondering, these are actual keyword and phrases that visitors to pinkwater.com have typed into search engines to find their way here.)
	"The Hoboken Chicken Emergencyclopedia aims to be the complete reader's guide to the world of Daniel Pinkwater." Well, it is. But it's sorely out of date. We'd like to turn it into a Wiki. Want to help?
	Send us your Kevin Shapiro stories! They'll be posted here.
	A treasure trove of quality literature can be found at Arthur's Classic Novels.