
Channel Markers & Road Signs: stories from Mile Marker 604 to the open road & back is the record of journeys from the Port of Louisville to the pretty much everywhere. There are poems, stories, essays about life on the river, on the road, and at home.
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[B]ecause New Orleans is a city of perpetual resurrections, the city he describes is also an entirely different city from the one that lives in my memory. And I am damned grateful for that; because cities that end up preserved in amber, wra...
the Rose of Sharon survives the storms
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red cardinal lands
on the empty bird feeder;
still hungry, takes flight
2....
Dad in Florida. Long before I was a thought. He always had something of this swagger in him. Always.
You don’t get to know your parents as adults until you ARE an adult. Everything else about them is a product of what you need them to be....
Cicadas sing their late August song
in the sunset and rumor
of autumn leaves. Somewhere
in the distance gunfire
or leftover fireworks
from some holiday long
diverged from meaning
to call out the fireflies
for evening watch.
I walked over to Pubkey from the Howl! Happening Gallery with Tommy Bays, which was about half a mile and cut through a wonderful park. We found our way by following two other people from the gallery who looked like they knew where they wer...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Poet, essayist, tale teller, and gentleman scholar with well-worn heels. Steamboat fireman. Former educator, former journalist. Bit of a grackle.
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