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Charles McGill
The wilderness, we all pass through it. I saw it in Charles’ eyes just last week. May we realize that the extremes we go through are the test of our lives, and that in the most painful we discover who … Continue reading
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My Tin House piece on E.L. Grant Watson, living in the outback.
Lost & Found: Louise Wareham Leonard on E. L. Grant Watson
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Pictures of Lolita, Gaitskill and me
What do you think of when you think of Lolita? The answer is not always your fault. Publishers want to sell copies and sex sells, or can. But Lolita, Lolita. I have been reading Mary Gaitskill’s essays, and in her essay … Continue reading
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Adolescence is enough suffering for anyone: a story
Amy Hassinger tells the story of an aching painful adolescent love, when a boy’s desperate need and intensity compel, confuse and repel a young girl all at the same time.
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Hightailing it through another faceless desert….
In an excerpt from her novel-in-progress After Venice, writer ANDREA R. VAUCHER tells the story of a woman whose Maserati breaks down out of L.A. in the desert. Then arrives, to rescue her, an all American male with the … Continue reading
Just because someone abuses you, doesn’t give you the right to…
Popping up a recent interview by Siel Ju. She is gorgeous and super smart and from L.A. She was on the podcast reading her awesome piece Acceptance. Here, in her interview is a little about about the outback, about how … Continue reading
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The Perfect Little Poem: for Drew Huebner
The poet Donald Revell once read this poem of mine, and told me it was “a perfect little poem.” He didn’t elucidate, and I really don’t know what he meant by this. I wasn’t even sure it was a compliment. … Continue reading
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