A Calculated Demise: Regarding Profit and People
Lately, a new and voracious business model has come to prominence, replacing customer care with outright indifference, and, in certain
Adelaide Literary Magazine (Issue 69)
I invite you to pour a cup of coffee and enjoy "Oregon Summer: A Study of Light and Rural
September: Songs of Change
The transitional seasons of fall and spring are often celebrated for their beauty and admired for their restraint. Usually possessed
Experimental Language Constructions (1)
Reflections on Presence and Absence (Visual Depiction, Fragrance, and Sound)
Background Notes:
Exploring the disciplines, as a nonfiction writer and
On the Movements of Autumn Wind
In a certain season, along stretches of high desert,
wind carries desolations with patience into the coming winter,
with gusts
People: Treasures of Nomadic Life
A series of digressions fondly remembered . . .
From the beginning of my journey through RV life, I have been blessed to
An Eerie Peacefulness: Further Reflections on Silver Lake, Oregon
The other day, I made an enjoyable visit to Fort Rock State Park, a majestic feature of the environment where
Regarding the Summer: Southern Oregon in Crisis
West winds blew the smoke of distant wildfires, marring our horizon with a distinct kind of haze, a sign of
Grocery Shopping at Midcentury: A Rising Standard of Elegance
Melons perilously stacked, vegetables beckoning alongside red packages of meat, abundance becomes tangible when exemplified by the grocery store. And
Anticipating the Coast (and Reflecting on Cyberpsychology)
The inland heat was more than I had anticipated, persistent and overbearing but helpful for the quiet time it provided.
