
Memoir, poetry, fiction, drama, and essays on all things human: explorations into our reason for being in the world. Living through language and ideas from a professor of English and writer.
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In April of last year, Julia and I took a long weekend getaway to a favorite location on the cliffs of California’s central coast. I was feeling deeply troubled by the time I was spending in a different, psychic terrain — troubled feelings...
As we approach the fateful November 3 midterm election, I continue my republication of what I think the most important American Samizdat essays since the 2024 election. This is the first of a two-part consideration. The second part, “A Comp...
I took the A Train
To be from a place isn’t necessarily to be of it, but there’s no hard border between the two. The door doesn’t just automatically lock behind you. Some people do turn the key in their lives, on either side of the door, y...
A depiction of the Roman triumph celebrating the conquest of Jerusalem on the Arch of Titus in Rome, featuring the menorah and other items taken from the Second Temple. (photo credit: ANU MUSEUM/WIKIPEDIA)
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“Heaven, California”
As I did a few weeks back, I thought I’d share a glimpse into another of my works in progress, a noir novel set in California’s Central Valley. The Central Valley is constituted of the southern, San Joaquin and norther...
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