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noedit / 7.12.26 / mother death
A woman in Goodland, Kansas once told me she killed a man with her bare hands. What she taught me about storytelling, and about writing The Whirlpool of Lebanon.
WRBA Review: June
Four episodes and a KGNU radio debut. Strangers made the case for Kafka, Culpability, and a self-help book that led to 13 years of sobriety.
noedit / 6.30.26 / zen country song
A poem.
noedit / 6.21.26 / banville and the seed of failure
Reading John Banville on Father’s Day morning, with thoughts on cleverness, ego, and Shunryu Suzuki’s seed of failure.
WRBA Review: May
A thin month for the show but a heavy one on my nightstand, anchored by eight hundred pages of a dead president.
WRBA Review: April
I’ve been busy with work and family these past couple of weeks, so Who Reads Books Anymore has been on the back burner, but it’s…
WRBA Review: March
A few weeks ago I interviewed a woman in the library who reads 30 books a month.
WRBA Review: February
“How many books have you read in the past month?”
WRBA Review: January
Welcome to the first ever WRBA Review, a monthly newsletter summarizing the books mentioned and recommended on Who Reads Books…
noedit / 5.14.24 / the first meeting of the odd second saturday society (OSSS)
noedit / 4.25.24 / artist statement number eight
noedit / 5.3.24 / study in light
noedit / 7.29.23 / weeds
noedit / 1.28.24 / tongue of time
