A reassessment and a website refresh

My website has been sorely out of date for a while now. The artist who designed it so beautifully in 2008 was no longer doing website design when I first started considering a refresh a few years ago. A lot has happened since the first version--in my life and in my art--not to mention in the rest of the world.

So, here we are in 2021. I am writing creative non-fiction and taking photographs. I am happy to have this newly designed space on the internet as a clearing house of sorts for the range of the work I am doing right now--as well as an archive for past work I am proud of. I co-authored a book in 2017 with LaHoma Smith Romock. Much more can be found out about it at Going to School in Black and White (designed by the same fabulous folks at LightPress who designed the current version of this website). I am doing new work that combines images and text. This is not the usual thing--though not that unusual either. People usually pick one form and let the other exist as a complement. I can’t commit to one or the other. I’d rather discuss whichever seems dominant, as it relates to other, if it does.

I intend to keep this site fresh with weekly or bi-monthly blog posts that focus on one of several categories relevant to my writing and photography: news (this one for example); creative processes; inspiration; social justice; and travel/place. You’ll see how they reflect my work once you have read one or two. They’ll be brief, and I promise not to rant.

Thank you for visiting me here and for clicking through this far. If you have questions about my work or what I have posted on this blog, please send me an email and I’ll do my best to respond in a timely manner. This is not meant to be a commercial space, though if there is work of mine you’d like to purchase that is not available through other websites, an email can get the conversation started.

Take care. Stay safe. Be kind to each other.