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
Coffee at Mount Hope Cemetery
Originally Published in MORIA: The National Literary Magazine of Woodbury University, November 30, 2020
I recall visiting the grave of
Scenes from an Urban Park II
This is my final collection of patrol photos, all of which I took over a considerable period of time. At
Scenes from an Urban Park
I discovered this flipbook the other day, a collection of photos I organized during my time as a park ranger.
On the Death
of a Moreton Bay Fig Tree
Originally Published in Otis Nebula Magazine, Summer, 2019
In previous years, the specimen had stood as a beacon in our
