being animal
Kimi Eiselea monthly yip (which is not always the same as a yippee) from the Sonoran Desert
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The Fox and the Hound
When I was a kid, my dad and I would play a game in the snow called “Fox and the Hound.” (For others, it was the geese or the hare, but for us, the hound.) In the back yard, near the naked lilac tree, he’d make a narrow, circular footpath i...
Making It Bigger
In these days of fear and loathing, I’m doing my best to keep my attention on whatever keeps me sane and joyful: creativity, collaboration, loved ones, small living beings, the sky. It’s yellow season in the Sonoran Desert, so the sky seems...
Two Talks and an Communal Art Practice
Hi friends,
A River Always Ushers Things Forward
The headline above comes from a character in my novel-in-progress. Technically I guess it’s something I said, but it feels wholly attributable to a man who lives along a riverbank and knows what water can do.
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artist, writer, improviser, animal, geographer, folklorist, author of THE LIGHTEST OBJECT IN THE UNIVERSE, dreamer, community keeper
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