revisionist herstory
Goodday mateys! I'm excited to announce that my essay Alaska on Fire was published in the latest issue of the Hellebore, Black Moss. An acquaintance called it an "insightful, well-written piece on last summer’s wildfires, budget destruction and the Tlingit idea of shukalxs uxs’— where the end is called back to the beginning". You can …
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Top of the mornin' to ya, friends! You may have heard of The Sun magazine. They are one of the most respected and widely distributed literary magazines out there. Every time I go to my favorite local organic grocery store, I pick up a copy. I love their frank, raw essays and poetry. The Sun …
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Yes, this picture is cheesy, but nothing about this article is. For the record, we never do this in real life.
Two new memoirs are starting to creep under my skin.
With Thanksgiving approaching, I remember how the Rastafari taught me to give thanks.
Trick-or-treating in crappy weather asking strangers to feed my children candy... What's not to love?
For a parent, there's only one other day as dreaded as Halloween, and that's School Picture Day. I know are probably thinking, What could be more terrifying than having to sew the perfect Minecraft Enderman outfit in time for the Halloween candy crush, only to be followed by red dye psychosis and a visit to …
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"Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me" -- Mathew 25:40 https://videopress.com/v/upF2N1jY?preloadContent=metadata Last May, when the Trump administration starting separating children from their parents and housing them in hieleras (ice boxes) and cages, under deplorable conditions with no clear intention or process for reuniting …
