Most of you know my passion for all things wild. Though New Jersey doesn’t qualify for that definition these days, for most of its existence, it truly did.
Here’s my little rethink of the landscape of the NJ suburbs:
What’s Right Beneath Our Feet: A natural history of South Mountain Reservation – my latest on Maplewood Patch.
I foolishly started reading Anna Karenina this spring – twice, and then again this summer. Each time I was dissuaded by the time-swallowing responsibility of editing other people’s work. Beloved writer-friends and clients, you know I adore you. But every once in a while it […]
Every time I begin with a new class of young students, I sit them in a circle on the floor and ask them to imagine that they’re sitting around a campfire long ago. “In the ancient days, the storyteller was the keeper of all the […]
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So very interesting from a naturalistic and historical point-of-view, and the photos are perfectly matched with the tone of the written piece. Enjoyed it very much!