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Thank You, Barry: Margaret Atwood
I FIRST MET BARRY LOPEZ decades ago, on a trip to Alaska with my partner, Graeme Gibson. “Welcome to Alaska,” people said, “where the women are men and the men are Continue reading
I FIRST MET BARRY LOPEZ decades ago, on a trip to Alaska with my partner, Graeme Gibson. “Welcome to Alaska,” people said, “where the women are men and the men are Continue reading
William Kittredge August 14, 1932 – December 4, 2020 NOVELIST. Essayist. Teacher. Mentor. Dean of western literature. Raconteur. Critic. Filmmaker. Legend. Monolith. Friend. When Bill Kittredge died on December 4, Continue reading
JETSONORAMA is a photographer, public artist, activist, and physician who has been working between Monument Valley and the Grand Canyon on the Navajo (Diné) Nation since 1987. He coordinates the Painted Continue reading
Despite an unnerving year of confusion, loss, and outrage, there is still so much for which to be grateful. This Thanksgiving, as everyone hunkers at home distanced from their loved ones, Continue reading
THE KNIFE in my right hand carves through a limb of bitter cherry and slices into the tip of my left thumb, denser than air but more porous than wood. I Continue reading