The Bewilder issue is beautiful, including the cover art, and Jenna, the editor, was wonderful to work with. I have loved the focus and style of the first three issues and am looking forward to continuing to work my way through this issue's contributions. Today, all three of our kids participated in the Global Climate Strike in our city, and I could not be happier about this. Having an essay published in an environmental literary magazine about my family's adventures and mishaps in natural places and their imperfectly developing relationship with protection and care for the earth seems just about right.
Friday, September 20, 2019
day 12, for the Bewilder Issue of The Hopper
The Bewilder issue is beautiful, including the cover art, and Jenna, the editor, was wonderful to work with. I have loved the focus and style of the first three issues and am looking forward to continuing to work my way through this issue's contributions. Today, all three of our kids participated in the Global Climate Strike in our city, and I could not be happier about this. Having an essay published in an environmental literary magazine about my family's adventures and mishaps in natural places and their imperfectly developing relationship with protection and care for the earth seems just about right.
Monday, May 28, 2018
a gathering of flowers, maine the way magazine
I have an essay published in Maine the Way Magazine in their Spring Issue. My essay accompanies Greta Rybus' photography of the local flower industry here in Maine. I loved doing the research for this piece, and speaking with the three women, all farmer florists, who I had a chance to talk to about their work.
Tuesday, May 22, 2018
knowing, for full grown people

My essay, knowing, is in Full Grown People. It's about digging through my 70's childhood, raising teenagers, and a place in the woods down a long dirt road.

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