New book coming June 2013
In the massive expanse of the American West stereotypes hold fast. The farther one travels from cities or ski towns the truer they ring. The people are as rugged and Continue Reading →
An ironic cover?
There’s an underlying irony behind the photograph Roger Drouin selected for the cover his recently-released novel, No Other Way. Captured in the White Cloud Mountains of central Idaho, it features Continue Reading →
‘The Snow Inside Me’ available on Kindle
In a fraction of a second at 5:05 p.m. on January 7, 1984, the sleepy Appalachian berg of Huntingdon, Pennsylvania lost a promise: one boy gone, another left behind and Continue Reading →
Kipukas: discover the hidden landscape of yourself
How often do we look but not see, sniff but not smell, listen but not hear? Who have we become when we’ve learned to touch without feeling? Sometimes when my Continue Reading →
Solar eclipse, May 20, 2012
I returned from Leslie Gulch in eastern Oregon tired and sore from my first rock climbing of the fair-weather season. I took a shower and let the sand and dust Continue Reading →
