What else is there to say about this? [Read more…]

I haven’t seen where anyone else has said what I’m about to (although I have to assume many have: there’s only so much news one can take in), so I won’t feel like I did my job during this phase of our collective lives if I don’t say it at least once. [Read more…]

In my May 1 post (COVID-19, infant memories & straw bale gardening), I talked about a few memories I have from just after I was born.

Some readers wrote to ask what other sorts of memories I might have from my infancy. So . . . here’s one: [Read more…]

My novel, Everywhere She’s Not, is in large part about the relationship between a man, David, and his mother, whom, when David was ten years old, disappeared for two years. Here’s an excerpt from the book: [Read more…]