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
Elegance in the Rough: Thoughts on Revisiting Nature
Throughout various ages, and for innumerable reasons, people have returned to nature, the landscapes and fauna that endure our influence
White Pelican Migrations: Recalling Seasons of Memory
The following essay is a reflection I first composed several years ago, while working as a park ranger for the
Feedspot Top 100!
I am happy to announce that Feedspot has included A. M. Palmer Literary on their list of the top 100
Graphic Expression 1: Pondering with Form and Color
As a writer, I derive great excitement and inspiration from photography, as well as graphic design. The richness of visual
On Industrial Spaces
There is a majesty to rough edges and gathering stains of rust, bits of orange
that hint at previous glory,
A Library at Twilight
Regarding the Books of Richard Macksey and the Decline of Academic Life
One night, while searching for information on private
