“I feel things deeply. I just don’t rush about it.”
✦ Selected Works ✦
The archive — essays and observations, long thoughts and short ones. Some arrived slowly, turned over for days before landing. Others were finished before looking up. Both are correct. All of it belongs to the Pawscar Wilde series.

The freezer opens and the smell reaches me before I can see what’s happening. Frozen bone on a Wednesday. This breaks… — read more

The cookie jar vanished on Tuesday morning. Not stolen — I would have known. Not moved to another room — I had checked… — read more

The cookie jar has returned from its mysterious journey through the machine that cleans things, and I am monitoring the… — read more

The counter holds the cookie jar again. I had made my peace with the world as it had become. The machine that cleans… — read more

The cookie jar has returned from the underworld. I watched it disappear into the great rumbling machine and emerge… — read more

The rain started before dawn. I know because the ponderosas smell different when water finds them in darkness — sharper, — read more

The rain taps against windows like distant typewriter keys. April 15th – Dad’s shoulders held differently this morning.… — read more

The cookie jar is not on the counter. I have checked twice. The space where it lived holds only the memory of ceramic… — read more

The rain taps the windows in no particular rhythm. Dad sits at the desk with papers scattered like fallen leaves… — read more

The astronauts are home safely, which settles something that has been quietly troubling the household for days. The… — read more

The morning cookie arrives at 07:51, which is neither early nor late but exactly when it should. I have noticed that… — read more

The wool rug holds me this morning though the hardwood calls from across the room. Something in the air tastes… — read more