Fall of the Shah of Iran: Memories of St. George, Utah
I'm not sure why, but I vividly recall where I was when the Shah of Iran fell, when
House of the Catacombs: On the Threshold of Hidden Things
The space unexpectedly opened into a vast realm, undoubtedly unnerving those who discovered it, a cave used by people of
Book Award
I am excited to announce that my second book, Workman's Orthodoxy, was awarded an honorable mention at The
Brevity Magazine Article
For those who enjoy craft essays--pieces that examine the writing process and offer ideas for development--this article will be of
Wild Horses in the Forest
On a fortunate occasion, while boondocking in Northern Arizona, I awoke to a beautiful visitation, no less than a family
Shadow of the Road: My Chronicle of American Life
The morning is darkly pleasant, a bit cool and hinting at better things to come. You survey familiar surroundings for
Book Updates
Both of my books are now available at public libraries through Indie Arizona.
Inroads: An Urban Park Anthology
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The Terrible Beauty of Cicadas
Defiant percussionists assaulting the air, cicadas are a novelty to me, as I don't recall having encountered them
Upcoming Podcast!
Greetings and many warm thanks to all who read these essays! Creative nonfiction is the great passion of my artistic
Sirens
One night, during my stay at the Flagstaff RV Park, I heard police sirens howling into the darkness for what