Retiring "11 Days in Homer"

Evolution is the process of development and diversification. Retirement is the act of ceasing to work, graduating to a state of freedom. I've decided to retire my current blog title and banner: "11 Days in Homer." This will be timely in that I've moved from Fairbanks, Alaska, to St. Paul, Minnesota, in order to continue further graduate studies. My Eleven Days in Homer were generative in that they sent me out upon a new trajectory of discovery. I hope that this blog will continue to evolve as I learn and grow.

Cheers to Homer.

Cheers to Caribou. 

"Roe" published in Gravel Magazine

A second story from my master's thesis has been published in a literary journal. "Roe" appeared in Gravel Magazine on July 1st. Read it for FREE!

"Why Alaskans..." Published Today in Fairbanks Daily News-Miner

My piece "Why Alaskans Should read the Alaska Quarterly Review" has been published in the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. It can be found as a feature in the Sunday section.

"Why Alaskans..." Mentioned in The Review Review

My piece "Why Alaskans Sound read the Alaskan Quarterly Review," recently published in the Juneau Empire and the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, has been mentioned on The Review Review, a weekly e-mail newsletter for writers.

"Riding to Work"

This piece about my bike trip was written by Pacific University staff and published to the school's website. Check it out.

Why Alaskans Should Read Alaska Quarterly Review

Read it for Free: "Road Construction"

Line of Advance has published my piece of short fiction, "Road Construction," on their homepage. Now you can read it for free!