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Mountain Xpress article about Family Support Network

Hi everyone! New real blog post coming later this week, but I wanted to link to an article about Family…

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Poem: Boulevard Park, Bellingham

I wrote this poem in 1996. Around that time I was writing a lot of poetry and doing some readings…

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On Blackness and Autism, Identity and Essence

Often I’m asked “What are you?” Racial and ethnic identity inform so much in our culture. The question asked really…

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The Egg Chair: Spinning for Speech

When my son Nicholas was one and a half he lost all his speech. He couldn’t even make coherent sounds.…

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Accepting Your Beauty: Body Image and Social Media

Rachael Tree Talker wrote this post on her Talk2TheTrees blog a few days ago about body image, self-worth, and personal,…

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Thomas Moore on Sex, Mystery, Shadow, and Living a Life of the Soul

I interviewed Thomas Moore with a colleague and mentor — and now a good friend — in 1998; if I…

Who’s the Faeriest of Them All? An Interview with Brian Froud

Here I combine a few excerpts from my interview with Brian Froud into a slightly longer but still rather short—and…

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Top 13 List: A Baker’s Dozen of 2013 Blog Posts

It has been a great year in the blogosphere, easily setting a record for highest amount of traffic since RayHemachandra.com…

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Some favorite 2013 nature photographs

Here is  a set of favorite pics from 2013, some of which I’ve shared here before (and even recently) and…

A guest appearance to check out …

Check out my blog post on CRESCENDOh. I was so pleased to be Guest Curator for Jenny Doh and her…

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