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
Bubble Man: On the Strange Beauty of Street Performance
Originally Published in Midway Journal, January 15, 2020
Attended by minimal props—and often within the heat and noise of
Dream Testimony
No more than the residue of a day, unless otherwise ordained by God for a prophesy in due season, is
Mother's Aviary: A Birthday Memorial
I recall that my mother was lovely, even in the closing days of her life, as she sat in her
Nighttime Landscapes:
A Memory of Iridescent Green
First Published in the Adelaide Literary Magazine Awards Anthology of 2018
The porch was elegant and functional. It extended from
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