Sea Dragons (a story)

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A Bit of Reflection

I don’t have anything to say that hasn’t already been said. This is a strange time in the world.

Movies to Watch While Quarantined

I apologize, this is actually just a list of the movies (and tv show) that I’ve watched over the last couple weeks, not all of which I actually recommend, but the title was too good to pass up.

The Things You Learn When You Major in One of the Sciences (a poem)

While washing beakers in chemistry lab, / I think of Catholic mass, / how the priest, after the congregation / has tasted grace, cleans / the golden cups

Three Things That Got Stuck in My Mind Lately

Every once in a while, I read or watch something that refuses to leave my head. Even as days pass and I’m going about other things, my thoughts keep circling back to a specific metaphor or bit of cinematography.

Back Pocket Abilities

Last weekend I attended a book festival in my city, where I got to listen to lots of lovely book talk, figure out how well I could tell a person’s favorite genre from looking at them, and volunteer to staff a table for a local independent press.

There Are No Tombstones (a poem)

There Are No Tombstones for Those Enshrined in Fiction / (they want none)