Everglades Bill Tarnished
Opportunists seeking to undermine the average citizens’ right to challenge environment damaging permits, tacked on an amendment to the much anticipated Everglades Bill HB813 in…
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Keilor’s Poetry Club Chap. 2
Such as it is More or Less Walt Whitman (1819 – 1892) occupied a lot of my head space in the 90s. I read, re-read…
Grief is Not a Choice*
What I do know is this: if you’ve been something to somebody (s)he will grieve when you die. Grieve, I do. This part of life is bad, bad, bad grief, being the one left behind—the fear immobilizing. But, grief is not a choice.
The Captive: My Backstory
In 17th Century New England a Puritan Woman, Mary Rowlandson, was captured and temporarily held prisoner by a a local indigenous tribe. But a dogma interpreted by men using a book, the Bible, to justify their onerous actions captivated Mary’s body and soul.
Fire! Fire! Fire!
The fire keeping me awake this dark morning is on the peak of a mountain ridge across the Upper Ojai Valley in Southern California from where I sit on a deck that didn’t burn in the fire when it came through here.
Conrad Reeder Interview in Aspen October, 2007
In 2010, Terry Lipman directed interviews with Conrad Reeder, Roger Nichols and others, for a documentary about John Denver titled, What One Man Can Do. Unfortunately,…
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