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Take Up Reading Again

You know you ought to. Perhaps you have even told yourself, say, in the evening after someone convinced you to go with them to see Shakespeare in the Park, or some classical concert or ballet—The Nutcracker or The Messiah at Christmastime, and you came home and said,...

More Reflections on Death

Do suicides experience relief from the painful circumstances that led them to such extreme measures? What if they cross over and find it's somehow worse than staying in their physical bodies? What if people who commit suicide actually find themselves in a place of...

This is what it’s like to be an artist

This is what it's like to be an artist. You fail, and fail, and fail, and fail, and fail, and fail, and fail, and fail, and then you get it right. You have to have a high tolerance for failure, or rather, for continuing after failure. This is some kind of psychotic,...

My faith journey part 4 – Conclusion

Before continuing, I want to say that looking back on those difficult years, I cannot help but think, "What a big baby I was." Of course, in the moment, it was very real, and I cannot deny my own experience of pain and disillusionment. But I never shed blood. I was...

Lastest Review Published on Radix

It's official! I am proud to announce my third publication with Radix Magazine: a review of The Long Invisible by Michael Dechane. Their summer edition has just gone live, and you can read the review here. I included several poems from the collection so you can get a...

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