Flagstaff Rain, English Gardens, and the Fragrance of Ecology
Thunderheads rolled in this morning, taunting the seekers of rain with their gray coolness. It's monsoon season, but
Depression: A View from Previous Decades
Once referred to as melancholy--an affliction of the humors--depression, dreadful and mysterious, has visited humanity for centuries. The other day,
Graphic Expression 3: Cloud Rock (And Other Designs)
As a graphic designer, I utilize spontaneity above all else, knowing that my work encompasses fun. My typical projects involve
Dream City Narratives: Regarding the Chicago World's Fair of 1893
Utopian dreams have long accompanied fairs, taunting visitors to imagine life itself as an amusement. In short, fair and festival
Dead Animals on Literary Magazine Covers
First Published in Nonconformist Magazine, November 16, 2020
The other day, while exploring publications online, I noticed a number of
Night Wolves: A Few Digressions
As light enters the avenues of darkness, night wolves are invoked.
I'm intrigued by the city lights that
Park Model: The Emerging Tragedy of Mobile Home Ownership
Since beginning an odyssey of RV life, I’ve been privileged to meet a variety of people, young families living
Upcoming Brevity Magazine Article
I'm happy to announce that my article on nonfiction writing methods will appear in the September issue of
Highlights & Narratives: A Photo Essay
Photography is very much an art of happenstance, as one captures a moment in time, creating an image for posterity.
Christopher Creek and the Mogollon Rim, Arizona
Although wandering the American landscape in vehicles was popular at mid-century--Jack Kerouac coming to mind--it's even more prevalent
