Love, An Index–Poems on Love and Grief
Poetry might be the wildest retro-thing going in the literary world, especially when [...]
I Need to Keep Reading Terry Tempest Williams
We can no longer deny the destiny that is ours by becoming women [...]
On Not Looking Away: Terry Tempest Williams
Dogma doesn't hold me. Wildness does. – Terry Tempest Williams Post-Election 2012 seems like [...]
Obstruction Point Road, Olympic National Park
Here is one of the places I go in my imagination when the [...]
In the Irish Wilds with Nigel Peake
Henry David Thoreau famously pronounced, in his essay about walking/living, ". . . [...]
Dead Trees
Sometimes inspiration doesn't feel like inspiration. Sometimes it feels more like a kick [...]
Diane Wakoski’s Poem, “Why I Am Not A Painter”
My foragings last week returned me to a book and a poet that [...]
I’d Like To Learn To Paint
This is the sort of thing that catches my eye when I'm walking [...]
Another Reminder of Why It Is Impossible To Imagine a World Without Art
You'll have to imagine the fragrance and damp wind of autumn, the rush [...]
From Aldo Leopold’s Desk Drawer
Yet the trees grow. - Aldo Leopold "Yet the Trees Grow" is the [...]