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NOTES FROM THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE: the Mark Steele Archive

Mark Steele

The personal essays, musings, and writing archives of Mark Steele - often comedic, but sometimes not.

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In the spring of 1991, just before I was about to graduate college, I had no idea what my next step was going to be. I knew I was going to spend six weeks of that summer in Romania (see Flashbang), but I had no job prospects once the excurs...

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FINGERPRINTS OF THE DECADE (From the Archive)

If I were to rate the amount of time I spend being appreciative on a grand chart of the way I spend my time, it would probably fall somewhere between gardening and flossing. It’s not that I'm an unappreciative person, it’s just that I'm a ...

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THE WRONG GREEN (From the Archive)

Whoever originally said that Mexico was known for its pastels must have been kidding. Nothing is painted in pastels in Mexico. Everything is painted in the same color. It’s a shade that Crayola probably would have named "convenient." It wou...

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NO TIME TO TANGO! (From the Archive)

Yes. Life has been called "the dance." There are many reasons behind this terminology. I believe early Macedonians had referred to life as "the crawl," but decided that didn't have enough oomph. Of course, in the Macedonian period, life was...

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    Through the written word, Mark Steele has been making people laugh, think, and throw things for four decades. You want to go on a road trip with him but he is currently otherwise occupied.

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