The Literary Cartographer
Jim LandwehrThe Literary Cartographer is the intersection of writing, travel and all things outdoors. It seeks and exposes human connection through words, ideas and experiences.
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The Life After
It is June already. In a couple of weeks, I’ll celebrate the anniversary of my third year of retirement. That seems impossible but speaks to the bullet train speed our lives take on as we get older. Weeks, months and years scream by as I no...
A Bout With Life
There’s the bell
Sometimes life just keeps coming at you. Like a brawling boxer, it pummels away at your midsection, and lands an occasional blow to your head. After a few rounds of that you take a breather in your corner, patch up yo...
Lochs, Peat, and The Meaning of Life
Well, I’m back from my brief hiatus. As I mentioned in my two brief previous posts, life has been a little on the harried side of late, so the Substack fell to the bottom. I had my mother’s funeral, a poetry conference up north, and a trip...
Taking The Low Road
As I mentioned last week I am experiencing a flurry of travel: Minnesota, the far reaches of Wisconsin and, currently, Scotland where I am composing this on my phone. These involved every emotion imaginable from the death-related sorrow of...
Timeout
Sometimes life gets away from you. A death, a busy schedule, a travel commitment. And sometimes it comes to a boil and even the thought of writing is folly. This is where I’m at right now. It is mostly good stuff, but also all-consuming of...
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Jim is a live-in-the-moment, Midwesterner with ongoing FOMO. He loves scribbling fiction, poetry and memoir, to the detriment of several nagging house projects.
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