Monthly Archives: April 2012

That which lies beneath our feet does more than support us – it gives us life, it gives us identity. It is sprawling and yet of troubling fragility. It is soil, air, water, concrete, glass, steel, a million different things. … Continue reading →

What Crawls Beneath Life’s not always a handful of roses floating in a bucket of Dom Perignon. Sometimes, what afflicts us is internal – elements of our own personality, or past, or even, tragically, our own blood. Other times, it’s … Continue reading →

Cue the Banjo I don’t know exactly what it is about the dialect of the southern United States, but I’m in love with it. Maybe it’s being raised on cowboy films that did the trick, or watching endless re-runs of … Continue reading →