Living, Loving, and Writing Wyoming
Ann Stebner SteeleI am a writer who believes the beauty of wild places & the bone-deep truth of story can tie us to our truest belonging. Subscribe to receive poems, short essays, mediations on place, and updates on my work straight to your inbox.
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In the Desert: From Solitude to Community and Back Again
This is the second entry in my reflections on an extended trip to my family’s cabin in the Antelope Hills of the Red Desert. (See the first installment here). After five days solo, I was joined by my husband and son, my brother’s family, an...
Being In Place Weekly Practice: May 17th-25th
In mid-May, I headed to the Red Desert for a four-night solo writing retreat at the Antelope Hills cabin, where my family would join me the following weekend for our annual Memorial Day gathering. The forecast grew increasingly stormy as my...
Being In Place Weekly Practice: May 11th-16th
Spring brings many things, including those considered classically lovely and those that have a different sort of beauty.
May 11th Entry: On the Greenbelt, there’s an Audubon sign marking the site “An Important Bird Area.” I know (an...
Being In Place Weekly Practice: May 4th-10th
The first week of May had me thinking about paradox and the in-between, about wild and built environments, green plants and white snow, cold nights and hot days.
May 5th Entry: Rain turned to snow on Monday afternoon, and we woke t...
Being In Place Weekly Practice: April 27th-May 3rd
Everybody has been getting out and about around Laramie in the last few weeks—hikers, bikers, tulips, grape hyacinths, antelope, deer, geese, hawks, crows, robins, blue birds, meadowlarks, dogs walking their people, even our chunky house ca...
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Ann Stebner Steele is a writer who lives in Wyoming with her husband, son, two dogs, one cat, and one horse.
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