
A working poet & parent wrangles chaos. Humor as stethoscope, microscope, telescope.
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Desperation is the mother of invention. Ergo, I am very good at inventing things.
Are those things very good, themselves? No. Not usually. But they get millions of points for trying so hard that they rip holes in spacetime. The sheer path...
A LitCafe on finding your beginner and expert, & helping them play nice
All revision is horrifying. It’s also pretty great. A relief. When I enter a revision phase, the terror of being seen for the laundry pile I am meets the exhilaration...
If you keep every drawing your child produces, you will not be able to walk through your house.
Rat, 11x15
Still, I pause at the recycling bag (or box, or pile, or loose assembly, or blast radius) and I feel… acute grief.
(I’m not kiddi...
This one’s a chance for new readers to learn, and long-time readers to revisit, the origin story of our stairway chandelier, which we will soon leave behind with this house.
There’s a lot going on over here… we’re all sick, we’re about to...
Every time one of my aunties remembers to renew a lapsed subscription I become #34 Rising in Parenting.
There’s something off— wobbly, strange, pitiable, and otherworldly, for starters, like robots in footraces—about the Substack algorith...
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Poet & parent curating chaos. Books: Flesh & Language (Cornerstone, 2027); Manual for Extinction (Nat'l Poetry Review Press); Ceruleana (NineMile Books). Poems/essays in Conduit, Denver Quarterly, New Ohio Review, Seneca Review, Sixth Finch, etc.
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