A free newsletter oriented toward building stronger connections to place through stories of human and natural history in the Pacific Northwest
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As maps go, it is not terribly spectacular. No gilt margin, terra incognitum, or fanciful sea monsters. The cartographer has included two ships but they look more like pea pods than anything sea worthy. Drawn in pen on paper, the map depict...
Recently, I had the pleasure to go on a short walk up in Bellingham with my good pal, the splendid writer Lyanda Lynn Haupt. My wife and I were up north for me to give a talk at Village Books about Spirit Whales and Sloth Tales and before m...
We in the PNW do love our monsters, such as Sasquatch, Bezos, and Cadborosaurus. I am guessing that most people are all too familiar with the first two members of the crowd but suspect that the third beast may not be well-known. Cadborosaur...
This past weekend, I was fortunate to attend the Tucson Festival of Books. The festival is one of the largest in the country and attracts over 120,000 people to see more than 300 authors and dozens of exhibitors ranging from publishers to r...
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I am a writer, historian, and tour guide focused on the intersection between people and landscape, particularly in the Pacific Northwest.
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