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
Create Beautiful Layouts
Perhaps you need to convey technical information to a lay audience, which is often daunting, or inspire colleagues to learn
Jazz Pianist Hampton Hawes: Remembering a Relative
Originally Published in All About Jazz, 2020
He was my maternal grandmother’s nephew, the thin, handsome relation who grew
Urban Park Culture: Celebrating the City Park Environment
The magazine is currently on hiatus, but you can enjoy the premiere issue here:
https://online.anyflip.com/jwsef/upjt/
Illness and the Movement of Time:
Reflections on Architecture, Music, and the Benefits of Raw Honey (2018)
The movement of time becomes painfully apparent when one is ill, either droning on during treatment and recovery, or fleeting
Hawks of the Afternoon:
On the Beauty and Fear of Isolation
It’s early afternoon on a weekday, during a lull in my patrol of municipal land. The tires of my
Library Digressions:
Curating the Chaos
Is it a library or simply a collection of books stacked for convenience in various parts of the house, frightening
