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Fortune

December 17, 2021
neowide

Trailing Ice and Glory

July 29, 2020
DJ Lee Bill Chipman Trail Moscow Idaho

Turning Back and Turning Ahead

July 13, 2020

Organizing a Difficult Draft

July 11, 2020

What Are Your Practices of Hope?

June 15, 2020

When Hybrid Making and Local Knowledge Collide

June 15, 2020

Collecting, Narrative, and the Impossibility of Fire

June 10, 2020

What Are You Reading? My Top Picks This Month

May 24, 2020

How to Make (simple) Plant-dyes

May 24, 2020
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    Recent Posts

    • Fortune

    • Trailing Ice and Glory

    • Turning Back and Turning Ahead

    • Organizing a Difficult Draft

    • What Are Your Practices of Hope?

    Recent Publications

    • Organizing a Difficult Draft

    • A Syntax of Splits and Ruptures

    • Letter to America

    • Life After Life

    • She Opened a Space in the Wilderness

    Recent Events

    • Walking and Writing

    • A Poesis of Mourning: Witnessing Loss and Recovery in Non-Human Animals

    • The Degraded West

    • Public Humanities Lecture

    • Plenary Panel, Writers of the Palouse

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