After the Newtown Massacre eight days ago, I am reminded of why I started this blog. We are all implicated in this tragedy because we all live in the same, little house together. Here is what I posit: Everything implicates all of us. All Americans are implicated by the attacks …
I meant to write a review of the sprawling novel of America’s Oregon Coast, Mink River by Brian Doyle over Thanksgiving, because it was what I was grateful for. As the year ends, I realize I’m thinking about it still. Grateful for it, still. Doyle’s narrative style is off-putting (at …
Part 25 July 2010, The Uinta Mountains, Utah At Wanship, Utah the freeway curves so sharply below the escarpments of canyon walls that the speed limit drops to fifty miles per hour. We’ve left the original pioneer trail to deviate down Parley’s Canyon, past Park City. Many pilots and flight …
