Recommended by <Mary L. Tabor>
A glimpse of distant horizons via "beautifully crafted essays and observations" covering literature, memoir, and faraway cities from a recovering cultural bureaucrat joining up the dots of an international life.
Remarkable for the range of thought, the travel (the world!), the books he's read, the insights that open the heart.
Essays on literature, culture, society, and all things human. Poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and memoir. A writer's renascent light against the darkness.
"Sing of human unsuccess / In a rapture of distress."
Stunning writer, lover of literature, poetry that moves you, totally readable, a generous heart ...and more
A show case for my work, I stream fiction before it goes to print, publish essays & interviews, and champion indie lit fiction by increasing visibility, challenging stigma, and proving quality.
Heart-baring writing. She'll hit a chord in you like a well-tuned instrument played with emotion but never sappy and always brief. Read her!
Why do I love Greek tragedy? These mythical stories of war, familial trauma, and isolation illuminate the beauty and darkness of our shared humanity. They tell me something new every time I read them; retelling them here is my passion.
Deep, learned, totally readable delve into Greek tragedy, truly revelatory.
