I Interviewed Keith Taylor–Nope, AI, Not About “Boxes,” “Boards,” “Poles,” and “Problems”
Congratulations to Keith Taylor whose poems have been recognized with yet another Michigan [...]
Here Is an Idea for Your Saturday
This post is dedicated to the stranger I recently encountered, sitting on a park [...]
I Want to Throw a Huge Party
Yesterday I walked up the brick walkway from my little writing shed to [...]
Thank goodness for bookstores
Look what I stumbled upon today at Literati Bookstore in downtown Ann Arbor, [...]
Clandestine Dinner in Ladder Company 12, Detroit
Can a nature-loving woman, with a penchant for getting grumpy about misguided land [...]
Foreign and Familiar: Meridith Ridl’s Alaska Series
Anthologies, like art galleries and wooded trails, invite exploration. I rarely read them [...]
Mary Ruefle on the Contrast Between Thinking and Creating
It's been a while since I've offered anything up. I've encountered plenty of [...]
Red (Red-eyed Vireo), Yellow (Hairy Puccoon), and Blue (Harebell)
Harebell It's harebell (Campanula rotundifolia) season in the Saugatuck Dunes, which [...]